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Clinical psychology exists in an ivory tower, which means that only a select few have access to our provision. Services, knowledge and provision are inaccessible to marginalised communities. Traditional mental health services can’t always or struggle to meet the needs of people who experience community violence directly or indirectly. Traditional mental health services are frequently staffed by professionals who lack the lived experience or cultural competence to fully understand the nuances of community violence, which ultimately leads to a disconnect between providers and the people they aim to help. So we’ve set up Psychologists the streets deserve because we strongly believe that we are clinical psychologists that communities can trust and relate to. We are psychologists that the streets deserve and feel that they can access. We specialise in trauma and PTSD and understand that trauma from community violence impacts not only individuals but families, communities and society.
Contact
Work Tel. No.
07758114784
In Brief
No. of Paid Staff
2
Does the organisation involve volunteers with experience of the criminal justice system?
No
Primary Field of Work
Mental health
Custody or Community
Custody
Community
Organisation type
Community Interest Company
Regions
East | East Midlands | London | South East | North East | North West | South West | Wales | West Midlands | Yorkshire and the Humber | Remote
Fields of Work
Mental health | Training
People you work with
Families | Men | People convicted of serious offences | People on remand | Racially minoritised people | Victims | Young people
Racially minoritised people specialist services
Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh | Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh: Bangladeshi | Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh: Chinese | Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh: Other Asian | Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh: Pakistani | Black, Black British or Black Welsh | Black, Black British or Black Welsh: Caribbean | Black, Black British or Black Welsh: Other Black | Black, Black British, or Black Welsh: African | Mixed or multiple ethnic groups: White and Asian | Mixed or multiple ethnic groups: White and Black African | Mixed or multiple ethnic groups: White and Black Caribbean
Prisons
All prisons