MENU Home > Practice Photo by Lance Bellers We run mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) groups across Sussex with adolescents, adults, and people with additional needs. Mindfulness provision within the Trust is accessible to people of all ages and the groups we offer are age-integrated and adjustments are made to support people with additional needs due to their mobility or physical health, to attend. Our assessment process helps make sure that MBCT is suitable for people who are referred and we evaluate our groups to help us understand how they are effective. We also offer adapted mindfulness practices in some settings when this seems helpful for people who would otherwise struggle with more formal group-based mindfulness provision. Watch a short video on how mindfulness has helped people in Sussex Partnership More information about how mindfulness can help is available in the downloadable help document: How can MBCT help? Practice What does MBCT involve? Mindfulness for Drivers What problems can MBCT help with? Download mindfulness practices Referers: who can benefit Mindfulness in adult services Mindfulness in young people’s services Mindfulness in learning disabilities services Groups for Sussex Partnership staff In the community Resources Site Map Privacy statement About Practice Train to teach mindfulness and mindful self-compassion Governance Mindfulness in the Workplace What is mindfulness? Research Mindfulness conferences Events Events - test Contact Sussex Mindfulness Centre Aldrington House, 35 New Church Road, Hove BN3 4AG 0300 304 2057 smc@sussexpartnership.nhs.uk @SMCmindful_SPFT #sussexmindfulness Subscribe Site by Eye Division