Business Details
27 Years
experience
Mental Health Support Services in East Dunbartonshire
Established in 1999, we are a community-based charity dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing mental ill health in East Dunbartonshire. Our services are designed to promote personal recovery, enhance quality of life, and uphold the rights of those we serve. Funded primarily by East Dunbartonshire Council, we operate an open referral system allowing direct access to our support services. Our team delivers tailored individual and group support, with specialist programmes addressing issues like domestic abuse and vocational rehabilitation. We prioritise accessible, person-centred care that empowers individuals to build resilience and achieve their full potential.Through our Violence Against Women Recovery Project and CEDAR Groups, we address specific mental health challenges within our community. Our experienced professionals work collaboratively with clients to develop coping strategies and foster social connections. We maintain strong partnerships with local agencies to ensure comprehensive care pathways. Our commitment to quality is demonstrated through our structured support frameworks and continuous service evaluation. As a trusted local organisation, we provide a safe space for individuals to navigate mental health challenges and achieve meaningful recovery.
Services
Individual Support
Group Support
Violence Against Women Recovery Project
CEDAR Groups
Vocational Support
Details
- Year established: 1999
Highlights and features
- We have been supporting mental health recovery in East Dunbartonshire since 1999
- Our services combine professional expertise with peer support networks
- We operate an open referral system for direct access to support
- Our specialist Violence Against Women Recovery Project addresses specific trauma needs
- We maintain core funding from East Dunbartonshire Council for service stability
Services
Individual Support
One-to-one mental health support tailored to individual recovery goals. Our experienced practitioners work collaboratively with clients to develop coping strategies and build personal resilience. Sessions focus on addressing specific mental health challenges while promoting overall wellbeing through structured therapeutic approaches.
Group Support
Peer-led support groups fostering social connection and shared experiences. These sessions create safe spaces for participants to discuss challenges and develop coping mechanisms collectively. Our facilitators guide discussions that promote mutual support and personal growth within a structured framework.
Violence Against Women Recovery Project
Specialist trauma-informed support for women experiencing domestic abuse. This programme combines individual counselling with group therapy to address psychological impacts and build recovery pathways. Services include safety planning and access to legal resources within a supportive environment.
CEDAR Groups
Support groups for individuals dealing with loss through suicide. Facilitated sessions focus on grief processing and emotional resilience building. Participants receive structured guidance to navigate bereavement while connecting with others who share similar experiences in a confidential setting.
Vocational Support
Programme assisting mental health recovery through employment preparation. Services include skills assessment, CV development, and workplace readiness training. Our specialists work with clients to overcome barriers to employment while building confidence and professional capabilities.
Questions
How can I access EDAMH services?
You can self-refer by phone, email, or in-person. Healthcare professionals can also refer you directly to our support programmes.
What areas do you serve?
We provide mental health support services exclusively within East Dunbartonshire, Scotland.
Are your services confidential?
Yes, all our support sessions maintain strict confidentiality within our professional ethical guidelines.
Do you offer crisis support?
While we're not an emergency service, we can connect you with appropriate crisis resources and support recovery post-crisis.
What makes EDAMH different?
Our community-based approach combines professional expertise with lived experience, offering tailored support since 1999.
How is EDAMH funded?
We receive core funding from East Dunbartonshire Council with additional support from grants and charitable donations.
