Find support groups and services for a range of health conditions including: heart conditions, stroke, cancer, Parkinsons, arthritis, osteoporosis and many more.

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We also have an excellent cancer advice page packed with information for you.

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Sheffield Talking Therapies (formerly called IAPT) provides a range of short-term talking therapies to anyone (aged 18 or over who lives or works in Sheffield) experiencing stress, anxiety and depression.

Sheffield Talking Therapies.

Their Health and Wellbeing service provides support to people who are experiencing anxiety, stress and low mood from living with a long-term physical health condition.

Sheffield Talking Therapies: Health and Wellbeing Service.

Sheffield Talking Therapies can support people with the following health conditions:

• musculoskeletal issues and chronic pain
• fatigue
• diabetes
• health anxiety 
• heart conditions
• IBS
• Long Covid
• respiratory conditions
• skin conditions
• cancer (following treatment)
• tinnitus.

You can book an assessment online or you can call the service.

Sheffield Talking Therapies: How we can help.

Call: 0114 226 4380.

They run courses including:

• Living Well with a Long-Term Condition (Low Mood).
• Living Well with a Long-Term Condition (Anxiety).
• Managing Stress.
• Living well with pain.

Book courses online or give them a call.

Sheffield Talking Therapies: Courses.

Call 0114 226 4380.

They also provide a series of self-help guides that are designed to help you to explore and understand some of the ways you're feeling and offer practical ways to help yourself.

The guides are available as leaflets or in audiobook format and cover a range of feelings, including:

• anxiety
• anger
• bereavement
• depression
• panic
• postnatal depression
• sleeping problems
• stress.

Sheffield Talking Therapies: Self help.

Sheffield Talking Therapies also have Employment Advisors that can offer you free confidential advice and support to help you stay in work or return to work after a break. Their employment support is provided by Sheffield Occupational Health Advisory Service (SOHAS).

Sheffield Occupational Health Advisory Service.