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The Brent Centre for Young People (BCYP) is a leading London mental health charity.

21/08/2025

Congratulations to everyone receiving their GCSE results this morning. Regardless of your grades, you should be proud of the effort that went into the exams.

If you didn't do as well as you'd hoped:
- Take some time out to process.
- Speak with your school about your options.
- Contact the National Careers Advice team to talk through your results on 0800 100 900.
- Remember, it's your future at your pace - try not to compare yourself ❤

20/08/2025

Just in: the final numbers (and words!) reflecting our impact in 2024-25.

We're proud to say we helped 808 young people with their mental health this year! We strengthened the networks around them by supporting 159 parents/carers, as well as 80 professionals.

Testimonials from young people indicate the true value of our work.

"I learned how to communicate my feelings and control my anger and behaviour," said one patient.

Read on to learn more about how we're shaping mental health care in Brent, Westminster and the Highlands.

16/07/2025

We were out at Claremont High School Academy yesterday, speaking with students about the work we do as part of their Charity Fundraising Day. It was a fete event, and we saw some impressive ingenuity at the students' stalls.

All money raised through yesterday's ventures will be donated, and we were lucky enough to be chosen as one of their local charities this year. Thanks so much, Claremont students and teachers!

11/07/2025

CEO Valentina Levi and staff were honoured to be included among the brilliant organisations and individuals recognised at MP ’s Community Celebration last night!

In the room were many members of our local community - residents, volunteers and staff - who work day in and day out to support people in the borough. It was wonderful to spend time together reflecting on our successes and thinking about the future.

09/07/2025

On Saturday, the Sport & Thought team hosted a football event in partnership with QPCS to spotlight the urgent issue of young men's mental health, and discuss how Sport & Thought can reach and support them. The event brought together young people, local GPs, teachers, and therapists for a conversation and match ⚽

The Sport & Thought programme integrates psychoanalytic thinking into football sessions, creating a space where young people can begin to connect their actions to their emotions, without fear of punishment or shame.

Thank you to everyone from the community who attended!

07/07/2025

Join our Head of School Services, Jana Duchonova, for a clinical work group next weekend. Tickets available here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/clinical-work-groups-tickets-1257748773439?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

25/06/2025

We're delighted to have Catalina Bronstein present her paper next month, as part of our 2025 seminar series. Tickets are available at the link in our bio.

27/05/2025

We're delighted to announce that Brent Centre CEO, Valentina Levi (Senior Child & Adolescent Psychotherapist), will be facilitating June's Clinical Work Group. We hope you'll join us for what will be an insightful discussion.

Tickets are £20 and available at the link in bio.

14/05/2025

Great to be down at today chatting with students about Mental Health Awareness Week 🧠

12/05/2025

This year we were pleased to welcome Dr. Greg Battle to our Board of Trustees.

He brings a wealth of knowledge from his successful career as a GP and his work at the Whittington Hospital.

Greg has provided a moving account of his personal experience of serious mental illness and recovery, illustrating how crucial a loving support network and therapy can be in supporting people to recover from illness.

We are very grateful to Greg for sharing his story with us for

02/05/2025

We’re delighted to have Hannah Solemani facilitating this month’s clinical work group - we hope you’ll join us! Tickets at the link in bio.

01/05/2025

This month's seminar is hosted by Carlos Vasquez who will share his paper, 'Adolescent Exploratory Therapy as a way of engaging young people that reject help: when adolescents are made to come to psychotherapy'. Tickets at the link in bio!

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London
NW67TT

Telephone

+442073280918

Website

https://www.brentcentre.org.uk/

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