Women’s Support Groups based in Surrey & offered Nationwide
Here at The Lucy Rayner Foundation, we offer mental health support for women throughout Surrey and across the UK. If you are feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to turn, our combination of online and in-person meetings provides a forum for you to meet other women facing similar struggles with their mental health.
All too often, women are trying to juggle different roles at home or in the workplace and feel under pressure to keep everything ticking over -this can lead to feelings of inadequacy, especially during periods of acute stress. Support groups for women are there to show that you are not alone, and with the right encouragement, you can gain insight into your feelings and new optimism about the future.
Mental Health Discussion Groups for Women
Our mental health discussion groups allow women to express themselves in a compassionate and non-judgemental environment. Here you can be assured that all things discussed are kept confidential.
Face to Face & Online Women’s Support Groups
Our support groups for women are provided with both online and face-to-face meetings:
Meeting ID: 863 0524 2478
Time: 7pm - 8pm
Location: Ringcraft ABC & Fitness Centre, Honeycrock Lane (Contact us to join)
Time: 7pm - 8pm
Involves physical exercise
Issues Women may deal with
Statistics show that women are more likely to suffer mental health problems, this is often driven by both social and economic factors. Many women can feel pressure to be perfect and struggle to admit they are not coping, especially if they have others that rely on them.
With the support of those around them and by connecting with other like-minded individuals, we aim to normalise women seeking support and break down the barriers they are facing.
Women tackle various issues and topics that affect mental health, including:
- Depression and low mood
- Anxiety
- Domestic violence
- Pregnancy, post-natal depression and new mum support
- Eating disorders
Our Aims & Objectives
- To raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of depression and other mental health issues in young adults
- To facilitate change in the way mental health is perceived by society
- To provide emotional support and education to young adults with mental health issues and their families
- To build emotional resilience in our young adults
- To enable young adults to thrive in our society
- To work alongside other charitable organisations who have the same objectives as our charity
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, for our Zoom sessions. If you are looking to join the face-to-face women’s group then email us on info@thelucyraynerfoundation.com to confirm your space.
Zoom meetings are 18 plus and our face to face meetings are 16 plus (if an adult is present).
Absolutely not, you are welcome to come, sit and listen. If this is the case, please do let us know prior to joining so we can give our group facilitator the heads up. Our Support groups will help you to build your confidence so that at some point, you will be able to share.
Yes, if you let us know you are attending, we can get a representative to meet you upon arrival.
Get in Touch
Would you like to learn more about our support groups for women? Our friendly team are here to talk to you. Call us on 01737 910 907 to book an appointment. Alternatively, you can email us at info@thelucyraynerfoundation.com and a member of our team will respond to your enquiry as soon as possible.
