Camden Council coordinates all of the community mental health services available to children and young people in the borough under the name Open Minded. There are a wide range of different ways to help children with emotional and behavioural difficulties, including advice and support for parents, a range of types of counselling and therapy for children, and therapeutic work with the family as a whole. Occasionally, if needed, medication can be prescribed. 

TOP UK runs a network of self-help therapy groups for people living with phobias, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), and other related anxiety disorders. Our groups use a type of behaviour therapy which is based on cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) principles and the work of Professor IM Marks. In many cases there is a long waiting list for therapy on the NHS but you should be able to access a TOP group immediately.

Ieso Digital Health delivers high quality cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) online for people experiencing common mental health issues like anxiety and depression.  Treatment is delivered directly to you by a fully qualified therapist through typed conversation.  You can schedule your appointments at times that best suit you, including evenings, weekends, and sessions can be attended securely with any device that has access to the internet.

The British Red Cross Camden Reablement service provides short-term practical and emotional support to vulnerable and isolated people at home. Read about the Red Cross's work in London and its Support at Home service in Camden.

If you are a health and social care commissioner, please look at our information for commissioners.

We have both qualified and trainee counsellors or psychologists working in a wide range of therapy options, including: integrative, person-centred, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), and family therapy. 

Please note that at Meridian Wellbeing we offer counselling sessions in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin.

Help for Heroes supports those with injuries and illnesses sustained while serving in the British Armed Forces. No matter when someone served, we give them the support they need to lead active, independent and fulfilling lives. Our specialist team focuses on the five key areas of an individual’s life: medical, mind, body, spirit and family. We provide support to the whole family to help them all cope with the challenges they face. Long-term recovery is more than repairing damaged bodies and minds; it’s about rebuilding lives.