Wellbeing Scotland have been a Delivery Partner with Future Pathways since 2016. Their services are available to people who are experiencing trauma as a result of child abuse. Wellbeing Scotland have been supporting people for over 30 years. They offer different kinds of support:
Wellbeing Scotland aim to support people’s wellbeing. They do this in different ways. For example, by helping someone talk about and understand their trauma. Or by helping people develop coping skills. Wellbeing Scotland help people feel listened to and understood.
Wellbeing Scotland’s job is to give support to people who have been affected by child abuse. They try to make sure that:
 
															Future Pathways make referrals to Wellbeing Scotland. Then, you can talk to a trauma counsellor at Wellbeing Scotland. The trauma counsellor will:
Talking about your needs means finding out more about how your life is now and if you have any other support around you. This helps to see what is important for you and helps you to set your goals.
If you would like to have a conversation with Wellbeing Scotland, please let your Future Pathways Support Coordinator know.
Wellbeing Scotland carry out an assessment to make sure they can provide the right kind of support. At an assessment, you can:
We focus on what might help. Wellbeing Scotland will:
 
															Wellbeing Scotland offer a safe and confidential space for one-to-one support. You can talk about how your experiences might have affected your health, wellbeing and quality of life.
Group work is a chance to connect with people. It is a place where people can talk and grow together. And it is a chance to think about your future beyond therapy. For example, you might want to focus on relationships or emotions, or develop skills to cope. In group work, you can:
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