Programmes

Find the support that fits where you are.

There’s no single form of support that works for everyone. Choose a way to connect, learn or get help.

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Encirkle Gatherings

In-person mental health events.

Monthly events on the experiences that shape our wellbeing and relationships. Each one explores a theme through facilitated conversation, guided reflection and practical exercises. Listen, contribute or simply take part at a pace that suits you.

Bring Encirkle to your community

Want to host a gathering at your workplace, school or community group? We’d love to talk.

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Gatherings are community events for education and connection. They are not therapy or crisis support. If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.

Circles

Online peer support groups.

Facilitated virtual groups built around a specific life experience, so you’re among people who understand. Share, listen and build supportive relationships over time.

65 Circles in five areas of life. Tap one to open it.

Each Circle has clear guidelines and a trained facilitator, and you share only what you’re comfortable sharing.

Learning

Mental health education.

Practical articles, exercises and workshops on emotional awareness, relationships and boundaries, stress and burnout, self-esteem, and knowing when to seek professional help. The aim is to move from recognising a problem to knowing how to respond.

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Care

Therapy and professional support.

Individual attention from qualified professionals: one-to-one therapy, clinical assessments and referrals to the right specialist.

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For organisations and communities

Workplace wellbeing sessions, community education, facilitated group programmes and sponsored access.

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Peer support and community events are not psychotherapy, medical treatment or crisis intervention. If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.

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Meet people who understand, come to a conversation, learn something useful or speak privately with a professional.