Adullam Ministries exists to provide information and support to those who self-harm, and the people who care for them. We have split the site into areas to make it easier to find your way around. We have specified an area for people who self harm, and another for people who care for them.

Below is a collection of my most recent work. You can click on the filter button above to see my projects in categories. If you would like to get in touch or contact me for a quote please click here. Logo design applied to another classic mini.

The new web resource on mental health for the Church of England. This website contains information and resources for parishes, dioceses, chaplaincies and church community groups - and anyone else whos interested - to help improve our work with people experiencing mental illness. As you move around this site, you will find resources a.

Starts 7th May - click here. If you have tried to contact us via this site recently and had no response, please click here. Please check back again soon for upcoming Tastelife courses. Come on a tastelife course. Eating disorders affect around one million people in the UK. The tastelife course is designed for carers too. Click here to send us an email.

Processing Changes in My Life. First Boyfriend while I am on vacation in Las Vegas to celebrate the completion of school. Something I want to contend with. Blithering Borderline is still my identity as much as being queer is, however my mental illness is not longer my definition. I am in control, and I am .

Alpha is a series of interactive sessions that freely explore the basics of the Christian faith. We believe that children can enjoy and encounter God just as much as adults. Groups are the heartbeat of the church and we encourage everyone to get involved.

It creeps up so slowly, like a thief of joy, evilly stealthy. It subtly affects my decision making and socialising. Writing ceases as I have less and less to say. Step by step, until the colour comes back.

Join with others to share ideas and learn new ones in this interactive day conference in the heart of Sheffield.

Our aim is to build friendships and encourage Mums to. Find emotional and spiritual support. Grow in confidence and strength. Talk about how self-harm affects them. Bring hope to other struggling families in their own communities. Together Mums can make a difference . Friends and support groups can make all the difference so why not join MASH. Click the Follow button found at the bottom left of this page.