GREC ’s Me-Time Counselling Service provides specific, dedicated support and counselling to children and young people affected by prejudice incidents, discrimination, harassment and bullying on the grounds of:
-Race (includes Gypsy Traveller Community)
-Disability
-Gender
-Religion/Belief
-Sexual Orientation
-Age
Transgender

The project – funded by BBC children in Need and the first of its kind in Scotland – is available to Aberdeen City and Shire’s increasingly diverse population of children and young people. The service is provided for free. If necessary, we can provide Chinese-speaking interpreter for sessions.

The service is provided by a team of professionally trained volunteer counsellors who are members of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. They all have training and experience in counselling children and young people.

Counselling sessions normally last for 45 minutes. GREC also offers telephone counselling and online counselling via Skype.

To make an appointment, please contact the Counselling Co-ordinator:  Molinda Thomson at GREC   
41 Union Street Aberdeen AB11 5BN
Tel:  01224 595505    
Email:  [email protected]