MENTAL HEALTH: Recovery Service

Unfortunately Birmingham Mind will be suspending all face to face services at our Recovery Hubs with immediate effect until further notice.
However, in the interim period, please call our Advice & Information Line if you require any support or further details about the services provided by Birmingham Mind during this time on 0121 262 3555

These changes will affect the following service areas;

Recovery Service – Beechcroft Hub, 501 Slade Road, Erdington B23 7JG
If you wish to speak with a staff member from the recovery service please call 0121 237 3761

Recovery Service – Handsworth Hub, 9 Park Avenue, Hockley, Birmingham B18 5ND
If you wish to speak with a staff member from the recovery service please call 0121 262 3540

Birmingham Mind has a range of mental health support and recovery services that are offered within the community. The types of services range from:

Beechcroft Recovery Centre
Our Beechcroft Recovery Centre offers a wide variety of activities, courses, workshops that Beechcroft Wellbeing and Recovery Centeraim support to improve your emotional and mental wellbeing. The service offers support to promote recovery, encouraging the development of skills and the increase in quality of life.

We provide the opportunity for you to meet with people who may have had similar experiences and to develop social networks. The experienced staff team offer support in small groups, on a one-one basis and through person centered planning.

Open Afternoon:
Why not come along to our Open Afternoon every Tuesday 1.30pm – 4pm at our Beechcroft Centre in Erdington. You can meet the staff team and people who use the service, find out whats on offer and complete an application form if you decide you would like to access the service.

Wellbeing Sessions and Social Support are a chance to relax, socialise and perhaps play a game of snooker, and are offered across the city in the following locations; Erdington, Harbourne, Cotteridge, Hazelwell, Selly Oak and Longbridge.

The sessions promote Wellbeing and Recovery, offering the opportunity for people to meet, socialise and try new things in a relaxed and informal setting.

The service can also offer advice, sign posting and support if people just want to talk about how they are feeling or any concerns they have.

Many of the services are offered evenings and weekends. An application is required to access the drop in services. Al people who attend are encouraged to be actively involved in what the service offers and our long term goal is for these services to become “user-led”.