We offer a range of specialist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) focused on supporting young people, male and female, aged between 12 and 18 in Tier 4 Acute and Psychiatric Intensive Care environments. The aim is to help young people stabilise and return home as soon as possible.
Our services support young people aged up to 18 who are experiencing a variety of acute and complex mental health problems, in a welcoming and nurturing environment.
We can support young people with a range of diagnoses including:
- Psychosis
- Self-harm and/or suicidal ideation
- Depression or anxiety
- Emerging personality disorder
- Eating disorder
- Substance misuse – providing there is a primary diagnosis of a mental health problem
- Emotional/social and behavioural difficulties
- Borderline/mild learning disability as a secondary diagnosis
- Autism Spectrum Disorders
We can support young people who are either detained under the Mental Health Act or admitted on an informal basis. Young people with a history of offending, who also have a diagnosis of a mental health issue, may also be considered for our services.