St Marylebone HCC

17/08/2022

Join the St Marylebone HCC at the parish church on Friday 23rd September at 16.00 for their second "Friday Food 4 Thought", a series of seminars and lectures for continuing professional development.

This seminar looks at s*x and po*******hy addiction with particular insights for those providing counselling or pastoral care. The speaker, Dr Michael Davey, is a member of Association for the Treatment of S*x Addiction and Compulsivity. He is a retired GP and joined the team at St Marylebone HCC in 2019.

Tickets are £10 and you can attend the seminar in person or online.

For more information and how to buy your tickets see here: https://form.jotform.com/221033556035042

27/05/2022

“As a potter, I remain fascinated by the healing properties that clay has to connect with people at a deep level when used in a contemplative way. It can help us focus on the present moment, relieve stress and help us unlock and acknowledge past experiences buried deep within us.”

We are excited that our first event in a series of In-Situ Saturdays is here! We are starting with using clay to pray with Mary Penley.

Clay can help us focus on the present moment, relieve stress and help us unlock and acknowledge past experiences buried deep within us. This will be a mix of reflection, teaching and some hands on work to get you to think how you can. Use clay with your directees.

Mary is a Licentiate member of the Society of Designer Craftsmen, ceramic artist and spiritual director.

Saturday 11th June, 11am-4pm.
£50 for Members of the Community; £55 for non-members
The Church of St Edmund the King, Lombard Street, EC3V 9EA
https://www.lcsd.org.uk/events-programmes/events/in-situ-saturday-prayer-through-clay

23/05/2022

29/04/2022

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15/02/2022

I wanted to share a word to those of you who, for whatever reason, will not be receiving any physical or electronic messages of affection on February 14th. It is that there is nothing wrong with being single. We are all single in our youth and, unless a husband and wife die on the same day, even those of us who are married will face singleness. We live at a time when, misled by ‘the media’, romance is seen as a magic something that transforms our lives, adds a sparkle to existence and gives everything in life meaning. Sadly, romance can become a replacement for God and, like all such replacements, it is inadequate and will disappoint all who trust in it. Who you and I are is defined by our relationship to God, not by whether we are in a relationship or married. Some are called by God to be single, some have singleness thrust upon them, but in Christ all of us have extraordinary value and can find true contentment.

23/07/2021

We have now moved into our temporary accommodation alongside St Marylebone Parish Church whilst building works continue. This means that we are now able to resume some face-to-face working for clients who are able to come to the Centre. Online sessions will continue for those who prefer or live further afield.

12/05/2021

Today is the start of Mental Health Awareness Week – St Marylebone Parish Church has always been an advocate for the importance of mental health, from the services held to the chats available with our clergy

Of course, we are also home to our HCC, who do tremendous works in offering psychotherapy and supporting mental health in the community

For more information, watch a video from our Director of Clinical Services at the St Marylebone HCC, https://bit.ly/3xSMG5E

11/05/2020

We are very pleased to announce that we are now able to accept new referrals.
Until further notice, the initial consultation will take place via Zoom. We will then try to allocate clients to a therapist for weekly sessions, either by video conferencing or telephone, until such time as it is possible to meet in person at the Centre.
To apply, please visit our website www.marylebone-hcc.org.uk or contact us by email healing@stmarylebone.org.