1:1 Services
1:1 Services
1:1 Services
Tailored support for your Communities
Our 1:1 partnerships bring accessible, inclusive and reliable mental health support to your communities. Our talking therapy sessions operate between 9am and 9pm, Monday - Saturday, offering Enhanced Access appointments to GP surgeries across PCNs, Schools and charities to support every mind, everywhere.
Our service increases your capacity for support, reduces wait times and takes pressure off of public services, without compromising on quality or results.
Our partnerships typically operate over a three-year period, providing continuity to those who need it and a service that can be relied upon.
Setting up is simple, requires very little administration, and you can start referring people to our service the very same day.
How the Referral Process Works
Referring individuals for mental health and wellbeing support through Arthur Ellis is simple. Our goal is to provide fast, practical, and compassionate care to those who need it most. Follow these steps to submit a referral.
Step 1: Check Referral Eligibility
A parent, carer, staff member, or the individual themselves raises a concern about wellbeing. A nominated professional reviews the presenting needs to determine if Arthur Ellis is the right service to provide support.
Step 2: Information Gather
Step 3: Submit the Referral
Step 4: What Happens Next?
Benefits of Referral to Arthur Ellis
Referring in to our charity gives people fast, expert mental health support when they need it most. With NHS waiting lists exceeding 1,399 days, many are left without help in crucial moments. The longer this takes, the more that person can lose elements of themselves - friendships, hobbies - even work and housing become at greater risk.
Our average wait time for support is 4 days and we make a real difference.
Quick Access
to Support
Legacy waiting lists can take years, but with Arthur Ellis, individuals receive help within days.
Expert One to
One Mentoring
Our clients work with trained mentors who provide practical strategies to manage anxiety, stress, low mood, amongst other conditions.
Early Intervention
Prevents Crisis
Getting help early reduces the risk of long-term mental health struggles and prevents more serious conditions from developing.
Reducing Pressure
on NHS Services
Faster access to support means fewer people reaching crisis points, easing demand on GPs and mental health services.
Empowering People
We focus on building resilience, teaching coping skills, and helping individuals take control of their mental wellbeing.
Better Long-Term Outcomes
Individuals who receive early, practical support are more likely to maintain good mental health, improving both their emotional and physical wellbeing.
Did You Know?
54%
of teachers say their students’ mental health has suffered negative effects as a consequence of the pandemic. 45% of teachers say that understaffing means that they are unable to deal with students' mental health needs appropriately.
4 in 10
parents have mental health difficulties. 34% of teachers say referrals are rejected by Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) because they do not meet the threshold of severity.
95%
of GPs believe mental health services for children and young people are critically failing. Over 70% of people with diagnosable mental illness receive no treatment at all.
Tailored support for your Communities
Our 1:1 partnerships bring accessible, inclusive and reliable mental health support to your communities. Our talking therapy sessions operate between 9am and 9pm, Monday - Saturday, offering Enhanced Access appointments to GP surgeries across PCNs, Schools and charities to support every mind, everywhere.
Our service increases your capacity for support, reduces wait times and takes pressure off of public services, without compromising on quality or results.
Our partnerships typically operate over a three-year period, providing continuity to those who need it and a service that can be relied upon.
Setting up is simple, requires very little administration, and you can start referring people to our service the very same day.
How the Referral Process Works
Referring individuals for mental health and wellbeing support through Arthur Ellis is simple. Our goal is to provide fast, practical, and compassionate care to those who need it most. Follow these steps to submit a referral.
Step 1: Check Referral Eligibility
A parent, carer, staff member, or the individual themselves raises a concern about wellbeing. A nominated professional reviews the presenting needs to determine if Arthur Ellis is the right service to provide support.
Step 2: Information Gather
Step 3: Submit the Referral
Step 4: What Happens Next?
Benefits of Referral to Arthur Ellis
Referring in to our charity gives people fast, expert mental health support when they need it most. With NHS waiting lists exceeding 1,399 days, many are left without help in crucial moments. The longer this takes, the more that person can lose elements of themselves - friendships, hobbies - even work and housing become at greater risk.
Our average wait time for support is 4 days and we make a real difference.
Quick Access
to Support
Legacy waiting lists can take years, but with Arthur Ellis, individuals receive help within days.
Expert One to
One Mentoring
Our clients work with trained mentors who provide practical strategies to manage anxiety, stress, low mood, amongst other conditions.
Early Intervention
Prevents Crisis
Getting help early reduces the risk of long-term mental health struggles and prevents more serious conditions from developing.
Reducing Pressure
on NHS Services
Faster access to support means fewer people reaching crisis points, easing demand on GPs and mental health services.
Empowering People
We focus on building resilience, teaching coping skills, and helping individuals take control of their mental wellbeing.
Better Long-Term Outcomes
Individuals who receive early, practical support are more likely to maintain good mental health, improving both their emotional and physical wellbeing.
Did You Know?
54%
of teachers say their students’ mental health has suffered negative effects as a consequence of the pandemic. 45% of teachers say that understaffing means that they are unable to deal with students' mental health needs appropriately.
4 in 10
parents have mental health difficulties. 34% of teachers say referrals are rejected by Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) because they do not meet the threshold of severity.
95%
of GPs believe mental health services for children and young people are critically failing. Over 70% of people with diagnosable mental illness receive no treatment at all.
Tailored support for your Community
Our 1:1 partnerships bring accessible, inclusive and reliable mental health support to your communities. Our talking therapy sessions operate between 9am and 9pm, Monday - Saturday, offering Enhanced Access appointments to GP surgeries across PCNs, Schools and charities to support every mind, everywhere.
Our service increases your capacity for support, reduces wait times and takes pressure off of public services, without compromising on quality or results.
Our partnerships typically operate over a three-year period, providing continuity to those who need it and a service that can be relied upon.
Setting up is simple, requires very little administration, and you can start referring people to our service the very same day.
How the Referral Process Works
Referring individuals for mental health and wellbeing support through Arthur Ellis is simple. Our goal is to provide fast, practical, and compassionate care to those who need it most. Follow these steps to submit a referral.
Step 1: Check Referral Eligibility
A parent, carer, staff member, or the individual themselves raises a concern about wellbeing. A nominated professional reviews the presenting needs to determine if Arthur Ellis is the right service to provide support.
Step 2: Information Gather
Step 3: Submit the Referral
Step 4: What Happens Next?
Benefits of Referral to Arthur Ellis
Referring in to our charity gives people fast, expert mental health support when they need it most. With NHS waiting lists exceeding 1,399 days, many are left without help in crucial moments. The longer this takes, the more that person can lose elements of themselves - friendships, hobbies - even work and housing become at greater risk.
Our average wait time for support is 4 days and we make a real difference.
Quick Access
to Support
Legacy waiting lists can take years, but with Arthur Ellis, individuals receive help within days.
Expert One to
One Mentoring
Our clients work with trained mentors who provide practical strategies to manage anxiety, stress, low mood, amongst other conditions.
Early Intervention
Prevents Crisis
Getting help early reduces the risk of long-term mental health struggles and prevents more serious conditions from developing.
Reducing Pressure
on NHS Services
Faster access to support means fewer people reaching crisis points, easing demand on GPs and mental health services.
Empowering People
We focus on building resilience, teaching coping skills, and helping individuals take control of their mental wellbeing.
Better Long-Term Outcomes
Individuals who receive early, practical support are more likely to maintain good mental health, improving both their emotional and physical wellbeing.
Did You Know?
54%
of teachers say their students’ mental health has suffered negative effects as a consequence of the pandemic. 45% of teachers say that understaffing means that they are unable to deal with students' mental health needs appropriately.
4 in 10
parents have mental health difficulties. 34% of teachers say referrals are rejected by Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) because they do not meet the threshold of severity.
95%
of GPs believe mental health services for children and young people are critically failing. Over 70% of people with diagnosable mental illness receive no treatment at all.
Need Immediate Support?
If you’re in crisis and need urgent help, please call 999.
Need Immediate Support?
If you’re in crisis and need urgent help, please call 999.
Need Immediate Support?
If you’re in crisis and need urgent help, please call 999.