We’re absolutely thrilled to have been part of the Comic Relief and EastEnders special 5-minute episode that aired during Comic Relief: Funny for Money on Friday night! The episode powerfully captured the mental health struggles and situations that many of the young people we support…
We are thrilled to be working alongside EastEnders and Comic Relief on an incredibly important mental health storyline, set to debut on Comic Relief: Funny for Money this Friday, 21st March. At Brandon Centre, we’ve been honoured to consult on this storyline, ensuring it highlights…
On the week of February 18th, Pete embarked on the challenge of a lifetime-the grueling Ice Ultra Marathon in the Arctic Circle. Braving extreme conditions with daytime temperatures plunging as low as -40°C, he pushed through 230km over five intense stages across frozen lakes, vast…
Helen led the Centre’s renowned sexual health service with distinction for over 15 years from 2003. She was responsible for managing the service, including setting clinical standards, and delivering clinical sessions. She was a highly respected and valued colleague. When I appointed her, I was…
Take a look to see all our new services and the incredible impact we’ve made over the past year. We’re proud of the progress we’ve achieved in supporting young people’s mental health, as well as providing valuable support to parents through our parent groups. A…
To view the ‘Psychotherapy Annual Report – 2022-2023
As a charity focusing on adolescent mental health and wellbeing, our tagline is that we’re ‘Here for Young People’. Of course, it’s much more than just a tagline. It’s about being present in a way that answers young people’s needs and helps them find solutions…
53 years of compassionate trailblazing We’ve always felt privileged to be able to continue the innovative work pioneered by our founder, Dr. Faith Spicer. In 1969 she combined contraceptive advice with counselling and psychotherapy to provide a specialist service that put young people’s needs at…
Emma Saunders Why is International Women’s Day important to you? My Dad was my hero – he always taught me that I could achieve anything that I put my mind to, he encouraged me and by believing in me, he helped me to believe in,…