Stories & blog
Elmer’s story
"There were a few different things going on and I started to feel scared for my own safety, that I was a risk to myself."...
Steven’s story
"I could feel myself falling further and further into a hole that I couldn't climb out of and often felt like ending my life would be the only way to stop the pain."...
Lee’s story
"Since I left James' Place I am sharing more of my feelings with other people, I have moved house, I have a new girlfriend and I'm just looking forward to the future – my next goal is to learn to drive so I'm looking forward to doing that."...
A message from our Chief Executive, Ellen O’Donoghue
This week marks an exciting new chapter for James’ Place as we take a bold step in bringing our life-saving service even closer to the communities that need us most...
James’ story
43 year old James came to James' Place London earlier this year in suicidal crisis triggered by flashbacks from childhood and racial trauma...
Reflections for Black History Month
Black History Month is not just about looking back — it’s about recognising the resilience it takes to move forward. I’m grateful to be doing that here at James’ Place, where I’ve been supported not just as a therapist, but as a Black woman with a voice and a purpose...