Head Space Plymouth - Colebrook
Head Space is Plymouth's new drop-in service for people approaching a mental health crisis, providing a safe, non-clinical, welcoming space to take time out, talk to someone or get involved in activities to help people deal with their situation.
Contacts details
St. Levan Road
Milehouse
PL2 3BG
Staff and volunteers will be on hand to provide support in both 1:1 and group settings, with the goal of de-escalating crises, setting achievable goals, and (where appropriate) working with the Wellness Recovery Action Plan. Onward referrals and signposting will take place as required.
You can come in person or by phone; no appointments are necessary.
If you decide to visit Head Space,
- You will be actively listened to
- You will not be interrogated
- You will not be given unsolicited advice
- You will not be judged
- You will be accepted for being you
- You will be acknowledged for your strengths
- You will be treated as a person, not an illness
Why not be a peer supporter?
Opportunities are available now.
People who have experienced mental health issues or care for those in mental distress can offer privileged insight and understanding and draw on their own experiences to help others.
Get involved, develop skills, help the wider community, and be a positive part of change.
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To arrange an appointment, contact us by emailing HeadspaceAppointment@colebrooksw.org or calling 07546 527380.
The appointment line is open from 9 am to midnight every day.
Please note that this number / email is for booking appointments only, and we will confirm an appointment with you as soon as we can.
If someone accompanies you to your appointment, they will have to find alternative arrangements while you are at the venue, unless they are accompanying you to your one-on-one.
Maximum of 2 appointments per week.
- 17 to 25 years old
- 26 to 64 years old
- Everyone, over 65
- Mental health
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