Welcome To
Charity Registration Number: 1166862
Established By The Barrow Family 2015
This is a short video, there is a brief introduction of how and why we came about, followed by the renovation of the Guard House.
The foundations of Sociability have been built upon reciprocal support and the enormous value supporting each other can provide. In addition to the social element, we have invested into the mental wellbeing positives which can be achieved by returning to nature. Our new venue the 'Guard House' is set within the country park of Wat Tyler, this provides the ideal location to aid mental health recovery. Taking part in our activities while surrounded by the beauty of the park can help reduce feelings of generalized anxiety, stress and depression. Our sessions are all overseen by qualified members of staff and abide to the BACPs ethical framework (membership 00930244).
Sociability provides a variety of meaningful activities designed to challenge unhealthy patterns of behaviour and improve mental wellbeing.
To find out what activities are available, a description covering all activities are over on our sessions page.
PHBs are regarded as a means of giving you more control over the support you receive. They provide you with the option to decide where you believe you would receive the best support. If you have been under the mental health team within the last six months or you are on their records, you should be eligible.
For more information on Personal Health Budgets or to reserve an assessment, visit our Personal Health Budget page.
If you would like to ask our team any questions or to get more information, please fill out our contact form.
Sociability have relocated from our old venue at Gordon Hall, to our new location at 'The Guard House' set within Wat Tyler Country Park. To find us, simple go through the parks gates, straight on until you reach the first bend. A row of cottages on the left and Sociability on the right. Parking is not available on site, please go past our venue and turn right into the Green Centre car park.
The welcome at Sociability is so warm and friendly, it truly is a special place
My anxiety was getting so bad i was not leaving the house, now i only leave the house to go to Sociability, but its a step forward
I was lost for a bit, but with the support from my friends at Sociability i found my way back
World renowned martial arts expert Gary Matthews has provided guided videos of various different exercise workouts.
Explore what mental health is, self awareness and the NHS recommened steps to improve mental wellbeing.
Many people and organisations have continued to donate to our charity. If you would like to help support us, we accept donations of any amount.
100% of donations go directly to funding support for our service users.