Amy Whittle Counselling and Supervision

29/12/2025

I have limited availability for counselling and supervision currently, I offer both online and in person appointments in Burnley.

If you’d like more information please just message or email counsellingaw@hotmail.co.uk.

www.amy-whittle.com 🌼

19/12/2025

If you need support over the festive period, you're not alone.

Our helpline phonelines will be open from:

✨9:30am - 1pm
Christmas Eve

✨10am - 2pm
Christmas Day
Boxing Day
29th December - 1st January

Call 0808 808 1677. If you’re struggling and the helpline isn’t available, please do call Samaritans on 116 123.

https://ow.ly/OFRJ50XJLtN

02/12/2025

This week is Grief Awareness Week 💜

At some point in our lives, we will all be impacted by grief. And yet, it's something so many people don't talk about or have misconceptions of.

We wanted to start Grief Awareness Week by sharing some reminders- are there any you would add to this list?

If you need support, you're not alone

https://www.cruse.org.uk/

25/11/2025

25/11/2025

☕ Carers Café Meetup

🗓 Wednesday 26th November (and every 4th Wednesday of the month)
🕚 11am – 1pm
📍 Down Town, Charter Walk Shopping Centre, Burnley, BB11 1AE

Join us for a cup of tea, a friendly chat, and some support at our monthly Carers Café Meetup.
Our team will be available to offer guidance, information, and answer any questions you may have.

It’s a welcoming, relaxed space to share experiences, connect with other carers, and support one another.

💬 No need to book — just drop in!

19/10/2025

People tend to believe that grief shrinks over time. What really happens is that we grow around our grief.

07/10/2025

⭐ Availability on Thursday mornings!

07/10/2025

Free mindfulness courses available! Please email for more information.

11/09/2025

Choosing words like “died by su***de” or “took their own life” might feel like a small change - but it can make a big difference.

For those bereaved by su***de, it removes stigma and makes it easier to have open conversations about grief.

It’s time to talk about su***de with care, and to choose words that help rather than harm.