Our Community Mental Health Centre is currently located at 1 Southbrook Road, Lee.
If you need support with your mental health, you can access the Centre by either visiting your GP or walking into our service where you can talk to one of our mental health team about accessing care.
Address:
1 Southbrook Road
Lee Green
London SE12 8LH
Visiting Hours:
Disabled access:
There is a clearly signed dedicated entrance to the building for disabled service users at pavement level. This provides wheelchair access to meeting rooms on the lower ground floor and a disabled toilet.
As you turn into Southbrook Road from Burnt Ash Road, No. 1 is the first house on the left-hand side, just past a small industrial estate.
By train: Lee station is a 5-minute walk from 1 Southbrook Road. From the station turn right onto Burnt Ash Hill (A2212) and Southbrook Road is the next road on the left, opposite Lee Café.
By bus: From Lewisham, take the 261, to Lee station (stop B) . From the bus stop, walk along Burnt Ash Road past Lee Station and Southbrook Road is the next road on the left, opposite Lee Café.
Bus 273 runs from Lewisham Station direct via Manor Park and Fernbrook Road onto Southbrook Road.
From Catford/Blackheath, take the 202 to Micheldever Road (stop G). From the bus stop, walk along Burnt Ash Road and Southbrook Road is the next road on the right.
From Grove Park Bus Station take the SL4 Superloop bus from Baring Road / Coopers Lane bus stop via Burnt Ash Road and get off at Micheldever Rd (stop G). Walk along Burnt Ash Road and Southbrook Road is the next road on the right.
By car: There is a Controlled Parking Zone on Southbrook Road and charges apply between 10am and 12 noon. You can pay using the phone app. You can park for free on Dorville Road SE12 which is about 2-5 minutes from Southbrook Road
By bike: There is cycle parking at 1 Southbrook Road.
Our team will support you if you have mental health needs . We will work together with you and your families , friends and carers to help us to:
We treat everyone with respect and dignity.
Our team includes Mental Health Nurses, Peer Support Workers (people with experience of mental health challenges); Psychiatrists (mental health doctors), Psychologists, Occupational Therapists, Social Workers, Admin Officers, Social Workers, and Pharmacist together with community support and employment specialists, amongst other professionals.
We can connect you to advice, support and therapy from other professionals or local groups working in the community, who can help you get back on track. This includes groups with cultural knowledge and understanding.
We can support you at our Community Mental Health Centre or meet you at other places in the community such as a café, or at home if you prefer. If you need more intensive support, our service includes a team who can meet you more often, in a place where you feel safe.
We want to help prevent you getting into a crisis and avoid going into hospital. So, if your mental health is getting worse, contact us or drop-in during opening hours if you need to see someone that day. (See contact details at the top of this page)
We have a programme of activities throughout the day for people who need this support we call this our Day Programme.
If you need a higher level of support, we offer a safe, home-like Recovery House where people can stay overnight for a short time, with support available 24 hours a day.
We know getting better takes time, and it helps when you feel connected to others, like you belong, and have something meaningful to do together.
As a member you can ask the team for support at any time. You can also take part in activities or volunteer at the Centre Day Programme.
Taking part in our Day Programme is an important way we support people step by step to get better — whether that means feeling more connected to their community, trying different types of support, or simply discovering what works best for them. People can go at their own pace, and the programme is shaped around each person’s individual needs.
Here is what a typical day is like:
