Get in touch to get support. Youth Counselling at PACE is free and totally confidential. If you're aged 18 or under, we can support you if you are:
- Feeling isolated and lonely, unhappy or depressed, angry or violent
- Experiencing family problems, difficulties at school, college or work
- Having drug or alcohol problems, eating difficulties, or you are self harming
- Experiencing abuse or discrimination
- Exploring sexual/gender identity and relationships
We provide free and confidential counselling for young people aged 18 and under who are exploring or questioning their sexuality and/or identity (LGBTQ).
It offers a safe space to talk privately about how you feel and help you to clarify and understand any concerns you may have. If there are any changes you may want to make in your life it could help you to think this through by supporting you in making your own choices without telling you what you should do.
At PACE, all our counsellors are supervised on a regular basis and abide by the 'Ethical Framework for Good Practice in Counselling and Psychotherapy'(BACP). The Young People's Counsellor is a qualified psychotherapist registered with (UKCP) United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy.
How to make an appointment or referral to see the youth counsellor:
It's easy to get in touch. If you are under 18 you can refer yourself. Get in touch with us via the online contact form. It's a totally free and confidential service.
Call PACE directly 020 7700 1323 to arrange an appointment with the counsellor - or send a quick email to: info@paceyouth.net - we aim to reply within 5 days (if not sooner).
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