With over 35 years of experience of working  with women and children The Haven Wolverhampton offers practical and emotional Counselling support to enable service users to make informed decisions about their lives.

The “Beyond Surviving” project is funded by the Big Lottery Fund and run by trained staff at The Haven Wolverhampton. The project will provide specialist and accessible Counselling and Psychotherapy to support women and children affected by Domestic Violence.

The project provides comprehensive Counselling support and also offers the following specialist Counsellors:

An Asian Speaking Counsellor who will address cultural and language barriers which have traditionally prevented Asian women from accessing the support they need.
A Children’s Counsellor who will offer child centred programmes, providing specialist support for children aged 5 to 16.
A Male Counsellor who will provide a positive male role model for older boys affected by violence in the home.
A Specialist Counsellor who will meet the specific needs of women and children who have physical and/or learning difficulties.

Counselling also ensures that children learn to understand the importance of their experiences of Domestic Violence. Counselling can support children to understand that violence is not acceptable and should be stopped. Counselling also teaches the importance of positive role models and the need to manage and solve problems without resorting to violence.

The Haven Wolverhampton Counselling Service is able to provide help and support in a confidential, safe environment.

Whether you want to talk to someone once or over a number of sessions, The Haven Wolverhampton Counselling Service will be on hand to guide you.