One to One, specialist counselling and therapies with trained experts.
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When you come to Safeline for counselling, an assessment manager will meet with you to help you work out what you might gain from counselling, for example the different therapies offered such as Art Therapy and the days and times that would suit you best The Assessment Manager can also tell you about the other services at Safeline, such as the Independent Sexual Violence Advocates (ISVA) service, Warwickshire Helpline or National Male Survivor Helpline. You can access these other services at the same time as your counselling.
I felt instantly welcomed, cared for and most of all safe. Just a big thank you, not sure where I would be without Safeline. An amazing charity.
I have been visiting Safeline for 3 years and, although a rocky journey, without their support I doubt I would be here today to write about this experience. Knowing I have their support and a meeting each week has allowed me to continue my life and learning skills to allow the past not to affect my future.
I cannot put into words how much my life has turned around with your help and support and cannot thank you enough.
Very grateful for the service. I really needed it - empowering, non-judgemental. I was treated with respect and as a person and an individual. Life Changing. I particularly liked the Russian Dolls.
The calmness and non-judgemental attitude and also a calm surrounding. I want to thank the counsellor for believing in me and helping me to believe in me!
Thank you for saving my life. I've needed counselling since I was 12 and never found someone that 'got' me as my Safeline Counsellor has. It's probably the only positive thing to come out of the assault but honestly she is a credit to Safeline.
Started being able to work part time. Put support in place to start eating well and exercising. Suicidal thoughts have 99% stopped. Self-harming has 100% stopped. Have been able to start supporting fellow survivors as a facilitator of an online group. Have put support in place so I'm now washing regularly, have clean clothes available and am getting dressed. All things that weren't happening before counselling.
