The period of waiting for specialist support can often feel like the hardest part of the journey. To bridge that gap, we are reopening our doors to provide immediate, tangible connection through our Open Access Support and Information Service (OASIS).

This drop-in support service is begins for those on our self harm and bereavement waiting lists in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire on Tuesday 9th June 2026. Further services will be launching in Leicestershire and Derbyshire soon.

Whether you are navigating this path for yourself or supporting someone you care for, these clinics are designed to be a steady hand while you wait for long-term services.

OASIS is more than a clinic; it is a dedicated space for clarity and support. There is no need for an appointment or a formal booking – simply come as you are.

What to Expect

• Direct Guidance
  Our specialist staff are on-site to answer your questions and help you navigate the system.
  
  
• Immediate Support
  Access practical interventions and advice clinics designed to help you manage the day-to-day.
  
  
• Consistent Care
  Use the service as a regular anchor for your week accessing a structured intervention or drop in for a one-off session when things feel particularly heavy.
  
  
• Support for Carers 
  We provide dedicated space for family members and carers to seek advice and practical resources.

You don’t have to wait behind a closed door. OASIS is here to offer a seat, a conversation, and a way forward while your specialist care is being arranged. We invite you to step into a calm environment where the focus is entirely on your immediate well-being and practical needs.

No referral. No booking. Just support.