These organisations may be able to offer support to doctors and medical students on a range of issues. Click a purple tag to find organisations for a specific issue, or browse the whole list using the arrows at the bottom of this page.
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Who they help Healthcare professionals struggling with substance dependancy and/or mental health difficulties. Type of help provided They are a modified, democratic therapeutic community that offers a specialist and confidential…
BMA wellbeing service The BMA’s wellbeing services include a range of free and confidential services and information to help support doctors and medical students: Confidential 24/7 counselling line, and Peer…
Who they help Doctors who are dealing with stress-related anxiety and depression. Issues covered include: Relationship difficulties at work and at home Burnout and work/life balance Bullying or harassment at…
Who they help UK based doctors and medical students with mental health problems. Problems may include stress, burnout, depression, manic depression, psychoses and eating disorders. Type of help provided Anonymous…
Who they help: Medics and medical students seeking wellbeing and alternative career opportunities.
Who they help Registered medical practitioners living in the London Strategic Health Authority area who are suffering from mental health, addiction or physical health problems that are affecting their work.…
Who they help Primarily healthcare professionals Type of help provided Not for profit residential courses held at the centre in Wiltshire, supporting students and qualified doctors on a range of…
Who they help Psychiatrists who are members or associates of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCP) Type of help provided Online resources and advice via telephone. How help is provided…
Who they help All surgeons and members of the Royal College of Surgeons (RCS). Type of help provided A surgeon-to-surgeon helpline for surgeons facing professional difficulties. The service offers a listening…
Who they help People who need to speak to someone about their problems. Common reasons people contact Samaritans are: relationship and family problems loss, including loss of a friend or…
