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Welcome to Wilfrid’s House

Wilfrid's House is an accredited, registered charity committed to helping people cope with life’s challenges.

We offer 1:1 psychotherapy and life coaching to adults, we support parents who are struggling with everyday family life and we provide pastoral workshops and training in schools, universities and organisations. 

Our work is possible thanks to our amazing team of volunteers and to all who donate to Wilfrid's House, enabling us to continue supporting people and communities in need. 

Our Services

  • Psychotherapy

    Through psychotherapy, we support individuals, couples and parents who are going through challenges such as anxiety, grief, depression, inability to cope with daily life, relationship issues and bereavement.

  • Life Coaching

    Through our brand new life coaching, we support individuals to gain clarity, feel more in control of their circumstances, able to move forward with purpose and achieve their goals.

  • Workshops & Training

    We work with schools and organisations to deliver impactful workshops and mental health training, enabling stronger, supportive communities.

SUPPORT WILFRID’S HOUSE TODAY

  • Donate

    Donate today and help us build a more resilient future for people who are struggling to cope.

  • Volunteer

    Volunteer with us as a 1:1 psychotherapist or life coach and become part of our community.

  • Partner

    Become a trusted partner and support your organisation through 1:1 therapy, life coaching or workshops.

We are proud to work with…

  • “Deciding to seek therapy should be your own decision. It starts with admitting that you cannot, and, most importantly, you don’t have to face your issues alone. So, in a moment of difficulty or even despair, the first step is to realise that there is help and that it is okay to ask for it. Secondly, do not take the decision based on the “gravity” of the issue. Whether you’re having work-related frustrations or going through a bereavement, every problem is worth talking about and should not be downplayed because “others have it more difficult than you,” or “It’s not polite to talk about yourself.”

    Fomer Client, Wilfrid’s House

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