Counselling and support is now being offered through a mix of face-to-face and telephone or video link. We believe in the transformative power of counselling. As a thriving and developing charity and social enterprise, we're here to help those who've been bereaved, suffered loss or experienced separation.
We're proud of our services and our partnerships with local authorities, the NHS, schools, local businesses and the trusts and foundations that help fund our work. We're equally proud of the staff and volunteers who help us deliver high quality therapy and support. The future development of Listening Ear depends on us maintaining and expanding these links, as well as on the support and donations we receive from individuals like you.
We're proud of our services and our partnerships with local authorities, the NHS, schools, local businesses and the trusts and foundations that help fund our work. We're equally proud of the staff and volunteers who help us deliver high quality therapy and support. The future development of Listening Ear depends on us maintaining and expanding these links, as well as on the support and donations we receive from individuals like you.
Services
Due to social distancing requirements, our offices at Halewood and Whiston are currently closed to the public. Messages left on the answerphone on the above number are dealt with as soon as possible and will be forwarded to the appropriate member of staff. Please contact us by email if at all possible.
Listening Ear's adult and children and young people's Counselling services have full accreditation under the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP registered number 102805) and operates within The Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions 2018. Listening Ear was the first organisation in Merseyside to achieve this accreditation and is one of only four accredited services within the region.
For people affected by suicide in Cheshire and Merseyside, Lancashire, South Yorkshire, Kent & Medway and Coventry & Warwickshire. Amparo means 'shelter' or 'safe haven' in Spanish and provides support for anyone affected by suicide. Support can be provided one-to-one, to family groups, groups of colleagues or peers - whatever is preferred by you and is most appropriate to your situation.
Butterflies offers group counselling for people affected by bereavement or other forms of loss (such as divorce and family separation). Due to social distancing requirements, our counselling is now being offered via video link. We offer support to children, adults or families (supporting recovery of children, parent and carers together).
Titanium is now accepting referrals for Foster Carers as well as children and young people. Titanium offers whole family long-term emotional support to Children Looked After and their Foster Carers with the aim of supporting placement stability. Support can last for up to a year and we work closely in partnership with other agencies in order to provide systemic support.
