The first step that we always need to take on the path to wellbeing is to accurately identify what it is that is standing in our way. This process is a difficult one to undertake alone, as for Read More …

    “The cure of a part should not be attempted without the treatment of a whole. No attempt should aim to cure the body without the soul. If the head and body are to be healed, then you must Read More …

      We’ve produced this simple diagram to show that there are 5 main areas that one needs to embrace in order to best understand our approach.  Our whole model can be understood by developing a proper appreciation of Read More …

        “Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible; and suddenly you’re doing the impossible!”. St. Francis of Assisi (1181 – 1226)     Who Are We…? Reach is a private practice with a national and Read More …

      We are primarily a mental health organisation offering a holistic and integrative approach, which means we do not believe you can mend the mind without also tending to the other aspects of an individual’s health and well-being.  Read More …

      Firstly, we have no desire to recruit individuals to our cause or point of view. We believe each one of us needs to find our own way. Our primary objective is to increase the options that individuals Read More …

      Are we asking the wrong question? Our interest at Reach as to whether talking therapies are sufficient to meet the needs of clients has been in part fuelled by the on-going debate concerning the efficacy of different Read More …

    Reach was founded in 1990.  However, the research on which it was built began in 1979 and involved numerous agencies and organisations, which included: the Probation Service, Social Services, the NHS, NACRO, St. Basil’s, The Bridge Project, Aquarius Read More …