Cygnet Cedars
Private CQC: Outstanding
37 Broadway Avenue, Birmingham B9 5LY
Cygnet Elms
Private CQC: Outstanding
162-164 Streetly Road, Birmingham B23 7BD
Birmingham Children's Hospital
NHS CQC: Good
Steelhouse Lane, Birmingham B4 6NH
Cherry Tree Cottage
Private CQC: Good
16 Flint Green Road, Birmingham B27 6QA
Livingstone House
Private CQC: Good
290 Mansel Road, Birmingham B10 9NN
Priory Wellbeing Centre - Birmingham
Private CQC: Good
4 Temple Row, Birmingham B2 5HG
Birmingham Inpatient Drug Treatment Service
Private CQC: Good
15 Park Road South, Birmingham B18 5QL
Beverley House
Private
527-529 City Road, Birmingham B17 8LL
Dudley Road, Birmingham B18 7QH
Kings Norton Hospital
Private
74 Wharf Road, Birmingham B30 3LN
Montague Court
Private
2 Montague Road, Birmingham B16 9HR
Parkview Clinic
NHS CQC: No published rating
60 Queensbridge Road, Birmingham B13 8QE
70 Dogpool Lane, Birmingham B30 2XR
Stanford Court
Private
106 Moseley Road, Birmingham B12 0HG
Woodbourne Priory Hospital
Private
21 Woodbourne Road, Birmingham B17 8BY
Izabella House
Private
24-26, Birmingham B1 3NJ
Juniper Unit
NHS CQC: No published rating
Alcester Road, Birmingham B13 8LJ
The Oleaster, Birmingham B15 2SY
Riverside Lodge
NHS
160 Hob Moor Road, Birmingham B10 9JH
Attwood Green Health Centre, Birmingham B15 1LZ
Callum Lodge
NHS
242 Lodge Road, Birmingham B18 5SJ
111 Church Lane, Birmingham B33 9EJ
Freesia Health
Private
121 Glover Street, Birmingham B9 4EY
10 Park Way, Birmingham B45 9PL
Newbridge House
NHS
130 Hob Moor Road, Birmingham B10 9JH
Northcroft Site
NHS
Northcroft Hospital, Birmingham B23 6DW
Orsborn House
NHS
55 Terrace Road, Birmingham B19 1BP
The Oleaster
NHS
6 Mindelsohn Crescent,, Birmingham B15 2SY
Tamarind Centre, Birmingham B9 5PU
Mental health support in Birmingham
Birmingham offers a wide range of mental health support — NHS Talking Therapies, private counselling and psychotherapy, psychiatry, and specialist addiction and rehabilitation services across the city. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999. For urgent mental health support, call NHS 111 and select the mental health option, or contact Samaritans free on 116 123 at any time.
Finding support in the city
In Birmingham you can refer yourself to NHS Talking Therapies for anxiety and depression without seeing your GP first. Private therapists across the city should be registered with a recognised body such as the BACP, UKCP or NCPS, and private clinics and rehabilitation services are CQC-registered. Many services offer remote as well as in-person sessions.
Choosing the right help
It's reasonable to ask any therapist or clinic about their registration, approach, experience and fees before starting. The listings below cover mental health services across Birmingham. HealthWise lists providers to help you find support; it does not provide treatment or clinical advice — you are not alone, and effective help exists.
Last updated: 2026-06-12
Frequently Asked Questions
In England you can refer yourself to NHS Talking Therapies for help with anxiety and depression, without going through your GP — though your GP is also a good starting point. For urgent support, call NHS 111 and select the mental health option.
Counselling and psychotherapy are not statutorily regulated, but reputable therapists are registered with an accredited professional body such as the BACP, UKCP or NCPS. It is reasonable to ask about a therapist's training, registration, experience and fees before starting.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999. For urgent mental health support, call NHS 111 and choose the mental health option. You can also contact Samaritans free, day or night, on 116 123.
Yes. Psychiatrists are doctors registered with the General Medical Council, and private psychiatric and rehabilitation clinics in England are registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission.