Who we help

Please note that we are currently only taking self-referrals from men in Merseyside.
If you are a man facing a suicidal crisis in London, or anywhere else, please talk to your GP.

At James’ Place, we work with men who are experiencing a suicidal crisis. By this, we mean that you might be experiencing intense and distressing suicidal thoughts, perhaps feelings of hopelessness and despair, and you may have made plans or intend to act on your suicidal thoughts. You may have tried to hurt or kill yourself.

We support men in the Merseyside area who can self-refer or have been referred to us by a health professional. We support men in London who have been referred to us by a GP, mental health practitioner or voluntary organisation.

We support men (including those who identify as male), who are 18 and over and are willing and able to engage in talking therapy. You must be registered or eligible for registration with a GP.

What we mean by suicidal crisis

  • Intense and distressing suicidal thoughts
  • Feelings of hopelessness and despair
  • Plans or intent to act on their suicidal thoughts
  • Recent suicidal acts or attempts – with or without physical harm

Who we help

  • Men (and people who identify as men) age 18 +
  • Men from the Merseyside area
  • Men in London who are referred to us
  • Men experiencing a suicidal crisis
  • Men willing and able to engage in talking therapy
  • Registered with a GP – or eligible for registration

When should I contact James’ Place?

If you think that you meet the criteria above and you believe that we could help, please fill in the form below.

A member of our team will get in touch with you as soon as possible.

Complete a referral form

 

If we are unable to help you based on these criteria and you need urgent support, please visit your local walk in centre or A&E.

You can also find support by calling Samaritans, Papyrus or CALM.

Hub of hope could help you find the closest services available to you.

You can find more information about mental health services by visiting the website of your local NHS Mental Health Trust.