Change Birmingham Brief Therapy service

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About ‘Change Birmingham Brief Therapy service’

Our counselling helps to empower clients as individuals using primarily a solution-focused model. We work with young people 11-25 years as well as adults. Our service is also available for schools and colleges across Birmingham and the Black Country. Change is a provider for solution-focussed courses and training for anyone engaged in the helping and caring profession, or for people where communication and interpersonal skills are essential for their work.

This service is part of the organisation called Change Birmingham Brief Therapy

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Main site

Location Main site, The Big Peg, 120 Vyse Street, Birmingham, B18 6NF
Opening hours
Monday
10:00 am to 7:30 pm
Tuesday
10:00 am to 7:30 pm
Wednesday
10:00 am to 7:30 pm
Thursday
10:00 am to 7:30 pm
Friday
12:00 pm to 5:30 pm
Saturday
(Closed All Day)
Sunday
(Closed All Day)
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Taking on new patients? Yes
Accessibilty Public transport access Parking Disabled parking Wheelchair friendly Wheelchair friendly
Costs Contact services for cost
Waiting time No more than 1 week
Treatment time No more than 2 weeks
Languages English Urdu Gujarati French Other
Exclusion information (-)

What help is there?

Languages spoken English Urdu Gujarati French Other
Therapy or support
Counselling, psychodynamic, psychotherapy
Counselling
Family or couples
Couples therapy
Medical
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
Cognitive/Behavioural
Solution focused brief therapy (SFBT)
Professional type
Social worker
Social worker (HCPC approved)
Youth support worker
Youth support worker (other qualification)
Psychologist
Counselling psychologist (Dpsych) Psychologist (other qualification)
Psychotherapist or psychoanalyst
Counsellor/psychotherapist (BACP) Psychotherapist (other qualification)

About me

Age 6-18yrs 19yrs +
What's on your mind?
Relationship problems
Abuse (physical) Abuse (sexual) Abuse (psychological/emotional) Abuse (neglect) Abuse (discriminatory) Abuse (institutional) Abuse (combination) Adoption Attachment/reactive attachment disorder Depression Domestic violence Social anxiety
ADHD
ADHD
Difficult feelings
Agoraphobia Anxiety disorder Depression OCD Panic Disorder Phobias PTSD Social anxiety Stress
Problems with food
Anorexia Nervosa Eating disorder
Bereavement and loss
Bereavement and loss
Mood Problems
Mood Problems
Unusual experiences/psychosis
PTSD
Behaviour
Victim of violence

Who can benefit?

Groups
Teenagers
Adolescents
Young Adults
Adults
Parents, guardians and families
Parents/Guardians

Where can I go?

Service type
Community teams
Counselling services in primary care Improving access to psychological therapies (adult, IAPT)
Place In the community In school Other