The Bell House SA

The Bell House SA The Bell House, Private Psychiatric Care Facility. Mental Health Life Skills Training program.

Gentle yoga on a freezing Friday to welcome in the weekend
25/07/2025

Gentle yoga on a freezing Friday to welcome in the weekend

25/07/2025
Today we celebrated our Support Worker Zuki's birthday!
21/07/2025

Today we celebrated our Support Worker Zuki's birthday!

For Mandela Day the Bell House team made sandwiches for Dorcas Aid
18/07/2025

For Mandela Day the Bell House team made sandwiches for Dorcas Aid

Have a great day!
18/07/2025

Have a great day!

Have a wonderful Thursday.
17/07/2025

Have a wonderful Thursday.

16/07/2025

Thank you Jenny Middleton for the donation of wool. We are very grateful

16/07/2025

Thank you Lee Marnewick for the donation of stuffing and material. We are very grateful.

15/07/2025

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Fairland

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 16:00
Thursday 09:00 - 16:00
Friday 09:00 - 16:00
Saturday 09:00 - 14:00

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The Bell House - where hope rings true

Rowene Johnston is the founder of The Bell House, a Life Skills Training Facility.

Rowene is a certified META, NLP and Life Skills Coach, a HR Professional with the SABPP and a member of COMENSA.

Rowene experienced the pressure of the corporate world as relentless. During her 25 year career in recruitment, sales, training and human resources, she remained stress tolerant and relied on her adrenaline to keep her going. When she experienced anxiety, she self medicated and worked harder to relieve the time pressures. Over the years Rowene hid her sad feelings and her negative thoughts, there was no way she was going to reach out and let anyone in, she’d handle this herself.

Rowene recounts how real and discriminatory the stigma of depression, anxiety and burnout are. After years volunteering as a coach and trainer at various NPO’s and charities, Rowene found through awareness; acknowledgement and acceptance how to practically apply the life skills learnt to improve her mental health. With the support of her family and friends she is able to maintain her mental well being.