Providing Mental Health Services To The Community
About Us
Welcome to Associated Wellbeing, where we offer mental health care to young people of any gender from age 8 to 25. Our team of experienced mental health professionals are here to offer a helping hand, a listening ear, and evidence-based DBT therapy tailored to our patients unique needs. Whether they are dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, or simply seeking personal growth and self-discovery, we are committed to guiding young people towards a path of resilience, strength, and inner peace. We aim to support young people to reach their full potential and manage the transition whilst in crisis, back to a safe place and where appropriate, return to the family home.
What We Do
Inpatient Service In Lancashire
The Lighthouse
We offer children from age 8, up to and including 17 years of age a homely environment where they receive physical, psychological, and emotional support through a trauma-informed care approach.โโ
Pennine School
โAWB now provides specialist education for students aged 10-18 with SEND and SEMH needs in a warm, welcoming school, located in Todmorden.
Our approach focuses on delivering high-quality individualised education while supporting each students engagement, confidence and emotional development.
Educational Provision for SEND and SEMH Students
Training
Ofsted Registered Children’s Home
A safe, supportive environment for children and young people who require additional care and stability. Our team provides 24-hour, person-centred support through tailored care plans, focusing on emotional wellbeing, positive relationships, and building confidence and life skills.
Residential Care for Children and Young People
Extending care beyond our walls
We are pleased to offer semi-independent living and outreach support for young people, ready to start moving towards independence and creating a future they're proud of.โ
Outreach
Education
Safeguarding Team
A young person shared that The Lighthouse has changed her perspective of care and that 'it was much better than I expected'. The young person stated she felt cared for and safe at The Lighthouse. The staff member who fed this information back stated the young person's face 'lit up' when The Lighthouse was mentioned.
Safeguard Support worker
I feel privileged as a professional that I have been able to see the significant change in a young person at The Lighthouse that you have supported her with. I would like to say what an amazing job you have done. I am immensely proud of her and think it is lovely how she is now supporting other young people at The Lighthouse.
Here are a few things the CQC have said about our wonderful team
