Business Details
30 Years
experience
Specialist Mental Health Support for Women Affected by Domestic Abuse
Established in 1996 by female counsellors and survivors of domestic abuse, Woman's Trust has dedicated over 25 years to addressing the mental health impact of domestic abuse. Our specialist team provides free, women-only counselling and therapy services tailored to survivors of domestic violence, coercive control, and emotional abuse. We operate under the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) ethical framework, prioritising person-centred care that empowers women to process trauma at their own pace. With 21,392 women supported and 76,762 counselling sessions delivered, our expertise spans individual therapy, group sessions, and targeted workshops.We collaborate with agencies like Womens Aid and the Metropolitan Police to ensure comprehensive support systems. Our commitment to accessibility includes free services, travel assistance, and flexible scheduling. As advocates for policy change, we work nationally to improve mental health responses to domestic abuse. Our London-based services extend to Westminster wards including Harrow Road, Hyde Park, and Paddington, with a proven track record in trauma recovery. Through annual reporting and continuous service evaluation, we maintain transparency while addressing evolving needs in domestic abuse support.
Services
Individual Counselling
Group Therapy
Self-Development Workshops
Telephone Counselling
Healthy Relationships Workshop
Details
- Year established: 1996
Highlights and features
- We have over 25 years of experience supporting women affected by domestic abuse
- Our person-centred approach prioritises individual recovery timelines and needs
- All services are provided free of charge to remove financial barriers
- We operate accessible community venues across London boroughs
- Collaboration with statutory agencies ensures comprehensive support networks
Associations and certifications
- British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)
Services
Individual Counselling
Personalised counselling sessions for women affected by domestic abuse. Our trained therapists provide confidential, non-judgmental support tailored to individual trauma experiences. Sessions focus on emotional recovery through person-centred approaches, helping clients rebuild self-esteem and develop coping strategies. Available in accessible London locations.
Group Therapy
Community-based group sessions for shared experiences and mutual support. Facilitated by specialist workers, these groups create safe spaces for women to discuss challenges and recovery journeys. Currently operating at full capacity with regular updates for new availability across Westminster wards.
Self-Development Workshops
Nine-part workshop programmes for young women aged 16-25. Combines online and face-to-face formats to address relationship dynamics, boundary setting, and personal growth. Designed specifically for those at risk of or recovering from abusive relationships through the Maia and Lift Programme.
Telephone Counselling
Weekly phone-based counselling for young women aged 16-18. Offers flexible, confidential support through qualified counsellors with up to 10 sessions available. Provides accessible mental health support without location barriers, particularly for those with mobility challenges.
Healthy Relationships Workshop
Two-hour in-person sessions exploring healthy relationship dynamics. Covers recognition of red flags, boundary management, and relationship navigation. Delivered in safe, inclusive environments at Parsons Green and Whitechapel locations with specialist group workers.
Questions
How can I access Womans Trust services?
Contact us via phone (020 7034 0303) during office hours to discuss eligibility and referral options if you're a London resident affected by domestic abuse.
Which areas do you serve?
We primarily serve London residents, with specific availability in Westminster wards including Harrow Road, Hyde Park, Paddington, Queen's Park, and Westbourne.
What mental health support do you offer?
We provide free individual counselling, group therapy, telephone sessions, and workshops focused on recovery from domestic abuse trauma using person-centred approaches.
Are your services free?
Yes, all our mental health services are completely free to access, with no charges for counselling, therapy sessions, or workshops.
How do professional referrals work?
Professionals can call us directly with client permission, providing necessary details for referral completion within 5-10 minutes during office hours.
What if I need immediate help?
In emergencies, always call 999. For non-urgent support, contact our office during operating hours for specialist mental health assistance.
