Counselling and support service to production companies across stage/screen. Mental Health seminars & training days for organisations in the arts.

Solas Mind offers an opportunity to talk with a fully qualified psychotherapist or accredited coach in a safe space and the probability is you will leave feeling better than when you arrived. On demand 1-1 sessions can be booked via their website for a fee.

If you’re seeking project-specific support, career guidance, or personal counselling with a therapist experienced in the creative industries, explore the services offered by Artist Wellbeing below.

Iris Clinic offers eating disorder and body image counselling for female identifying performers. Understanding your challenges with food and body image, they provide the support you need to thrive.

Broadcasting, entertainment, communications and theatre union that provides its members with advice, legal support, career guidance and financial support.

Resources and support for directors in the industry looking to improve their wellbeing and mental health. Also provides financial support.

Promotes, designs and implements positive working cultures. Combining our industry knowledge with our training as mental health, wellbeing, leadership and employment law experts to deliver insightful support.

Offers online and in-person sessions with experienced UK-based counsellors, all BACP or UKCP registered, who understand the unique challenges of the creative industries. Sessions start at £25.

If you are 18+ and a registered member of spotlight you can access up to six free online counselling or coaching sessions per calendar year.

ACT helps actors’ children enjoy stability and opportunity. We give financial, practical and emotional support to help parents working in our unpredictable acting industry.

ArtsMinds is a collaborative initiative from BAPAM, Equity, Spotlight and The Stage to bring together into one place a raft of resources for performers and creative practitioners facing mental health issues.

The Actors’ Benevolent Fund can support actors and stage managers who are unable to work due to health, life events, and old age and in financial need. The Actors' Benevolent Fund has grant programmes open to professional actors and stage managers.

A specialist charity that sources and provides clinical experts delivering a varied selection of health and wellbeing services for the Performing Arts.

Be Extra is a resource hub of interesting, fun and easy-to-digest digital resources to help support the mental health and wellbeing of creative minds.

At Music Minds Matter they understand the unique pressures a life in music can create, offering everyone working in the industry the right tools and support at the right time to stay mentally well.

Advice on your rights at work, money, conditions, and industry best practice. Plus access legal support, pensions and insurance available to Equity members.

The Healthcare Practitioners Directory is a free searchable online database listing details of medical, psychological, and complementary health practitioners throughout the UK. All the individuals on the directory have been recommended by members of the dance profession

Get access to mental health support via their helpline, through sessions with a therapist or counsellor or their list of resources.

The UK’s Registered Technical Entertainment Charity That Provides Financial & Wellbeing Support To Technical Industry Professionals.

TCUK was founded in 1899 as the Actor's Church Union and through its network of theatre chaplains now provides pastoral and practical support for people of all faiths and none: onstage, offstage, back-stage and Front of House.

Runs workshops and retreats
allowing singing performers to concentrate on their mental scripts, and to work through stage anxiety and discover their true voice.

UK charity supporting Backstage and Front of House staff, with over 130 years of service. Talk to us about practical help at any stage of your career – including financial support, mid-career training, counselling & therapy and welfare advice.

Do you work on stage, backstage, front of house, on camera, behind camera? Are you unable to work due to illness or injury? Are you in financial difficulties? If you have answered yes to all the questions and have worked professionally in the entertainment industry for a minimum of seven years, they are here to provide support and valuable benefit advice.

We are the membership organisation, setting and upholding standards in technical excellence, safety and compliance for live performance. We provide: a technical helpline for your technical queries, ongoing training for your professional development, guidance on the design and operation of venues, the Code of Practice for the Industry.

The wellbeing community for performers where they are encouraged to “drop the act”. Every other Monday performers can come together to speak candidly about their mental health - no performance, no pretences.