bookshop for wellbeing
We run a bookshop for wellbeing because reading the right book at the right time can really help. You can find information, advice, clarity, comfort, fresh perspectives and the huge sense of relief that you are not alone. Also, reading for pleasure is a restful activity that supports wellbeing.
The shop in William Street is temporarily open Tuesday, Thursday & Fridays 12-5:30, and you can shop online with us at Bookshop.org.
Buying books from us supports us to run our services and provide low-cost counselling places, so thank you.

can we help?
You are welcome to browse but if you’d like some advice, we are here to help.
If you visit in person, you can talk to our bookshop advisor in the shop. If you want a more in-depth and private conversation, you can book a reading for wellbeing consultation, or if you’d just like a quick list of ideas, you can request suggestions by email.
can we help?
You are welcome to browse but if you’d like some advice, we are here to help.
If you visit in person, you can talk to our bookshop advisor in the shop. If you want a more in-depth and private conversation, you can book a reading for wellbeing consultation, or if you’d just like a quick list of ideas, you can request suggestions by email.
shop online at Bookshop.org
You can shop online with us at Bookshop.org – the platform for independent bookshops. You support us with any book purchase from Bookshop (not only those on our lists) when we’re your nominated shop. The money all goes towards running our centre and services, so thank you – it really helps.
Click here to browse our themed suggestion lists
Looking for a particular book? Try the search box:
shop online on Bookshop.org
You can shop online with us at Bookshop.org – the platform for independent bookshops. You support us with any book purchase from Bookshop (not only those on our lists) when we’re your nominated shop. The money all goes towards running our centre and services, so thank you – it really helps.
Click here to browse our themed suggestion lists
Looking for a particular book? Try the search box: