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National Affective Disorders Service
The Affective Disorders Outpatient Service is a national, specialist outpatient service at Maudsley Hospital. We provide assessment, treatment and care for people aged over 18 who have complex or treatment-resistant mood disorders, including depression and bipolar disorder.NADS is a “tertiary” specialist service, patients must be referred by their local psychiatrist who they have ongoing engagement/care with. Referrals must be approved and funded by each patient’s local Integrated Care Board.
Address: c/o Carol Bell
Lambeth Hospital
1st Floor McKenzie Annexe
Landor Road, London, SW9 9NUCategory: Adult Mental Health Services (National)
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National Autism Unit
The National Autism Unit (NAU) is a specialist inpatient service that provides assessment and treatment to men with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) as well as:- Comorbid mental illness associated with severe functional impairment
- Levels of complexity and/or risk that necessitate an inpatient environment
- Our multidisciplinary team has expertise in adapting evidence-based treatments to attend to the needs of individuals on the Autism spectrum.
- Providing expert care and treatment to individuals with complex presentations
- Treatment interventions are based upon a comprehensive multidisciplinary assessment involving diagnosis and formulation of developmental and mental health conditions and assessment of need. This includes consideration of sensory and information processing factors associated with neurodiversity.
- Psychological interventions are formulation-based and tailored to the needs of the individual. All patients have access to individual psychological input delivered by Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), British Psychological Society (BPS) registered psychologists and United Kingdom Council of Psychotherapy (UKCP) registered psychotherapists.
- Amongst a range of evidence based psychological approaches, where clinically indicated, we provide Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for mental health difficulties commonly associated with ASD, as recommended by NICE.
- We have a well resourced Nursing team comprised of Learning Disability and Mental Health Nurses. These skill sets complement each other, while bespoke training ensures that our expert Nursing staff are able to meet a range of complex needs of autistic individuals in a person centred way.
- Due to the expertise required to support the individuals who access the service the NAU employs Senior Supports workers to deliver high standards or care and treatment.
- Our medical team is expert in psychopharmacological management of mental disorders co-morbid with ASD. Our medical team and patients have access to a dedicated pharmacist that gets to know the patients well & adapts treatments to the patients’ needs.
- We provide person-centred evidence-based treatments including a range of skill-building packages to develop life skills and promote independence.
- Our flexible approach to assessment and intervention means Autistic Individuals really do get a bespoke, needs based treatment package which balances evidence-based practice with creativity and adaptations to suit each individual.
- We are responsive to the Transforming Care process, working collaboratively with Community Mental Health Services, Commissioners and families to identify less restrictive opportunities and develop discharge pathways and aftercare packages within the community.
- The NAU is partnered with the ESTIA centre to ensure our expert clinicians are involved in training and development. We support the sharing of evidence based best practice to other services as well as translating research into practice.
Address: Witley House,
Bethlem Royal Hospital
Monks Orchard Road, Beckenham, BR3 3BXCategory: Adult Mental Health Services (National)
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National Psychosis Service - Inpatients
The National Psychosis Service (NPS) is a clinical-academic tertiary service offering innovative individualised evidence-based multidisciplinary strategies to help those people with complex psychosis, including schizo-affective disorder, where standard treatment guidelines have proven ineffective or have not been tolerated. The service aims to enhance quality of life through tailored treatments and promotion of recovery thus reducing the need for high intensity placements and the risk of readmission.
Internationally renowned expertise in resistant psychosis is provided by a team of dedicated clinicians offering comprehensive medical reviews alongside innovative, bespoke treatment approaches. Themes include complex co-morbid physical health conditions which directly affect psychiatric treatment options; clozapine re-challenge after a significant adverse reaction; clozapine non-response.
Our specialist service is supported through established partnerships with the academic Departments of Psychosis Studies and Psychology based within the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King’s College London. We also liaise with clinical experts within other specialties across King’s College London and King’s Health Partners. The National Psychosis team is closely linked to the Maudsley Pharmacy and the other national specialist mental health services.
The service aims to enhance quality of life through collaborative working towards recovery. We regularly audit and publish our service outcomes and receive excellent feedback from our patients and their families. Benefits include reduction in psychosis, less frequent episodes of illness, improved social functioning, better understanding of the illness by the patient and carers and enhanced engagement with physical and mental health care plans. We have published evidence that admissions result in reduced morbidity, fewer days spent in hospital, lower antipsychotic doses, substantial reductions in the risk of readmission or high intensity placements and less expensive long-term costs.
As our patients may be a long way from home, we aim to make admissions as short as possible and communicate regularly with carers, the referring team and CCGs or CSUs to plan care and facilitate timely discharge.
Address: Bethlem Royal Hospital
First Floor, Fitzmay 2
Fitzmary House
Monks Orchard Road, Beckenham, BR3 3BXCategory: Adult Mental Health Services (National)
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National Psychosis Service - Outpatients
We provide a national, specialist outpatient assessment, treatment and rehabilitation service for people, aged over 18, who have complex psychosis, including schizo-affective disorder. A psychotic illness involves distorted perceptions of reality thinking, feeling, hearing and seeing often with symptoms of hallucinations and delusions.
National services are for people who live throughout the United Kingdom.
We treat people's physical and mental health. Our aim is to help people maintain their health and to reduce the risk of hospital readmission.
We encourage people, and their carers, to be actively involved in all decisions made about their treatment and care.
Due to Covid the out-patient service is accepting referrals and undertaking virtual assessments.
Address: National Psychosis Unit
Fitzmary 2
Bethlem Royal Hospital Monks Orchard Road
Beckenham, Kent, BR3 3BXCategory: Adult Mental Health Services (National)
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Nelson Ward
We offer services for women, aged 18-65, with acute mental health problems. Acute illnesses start quickly and have distressing symptoms. We care for people who live in the London Borough of Lambeth.
We provide inpatient psychiatric assessment, treatment and care to help reduce the risk of harm to self and others.
We bring together different professionals, including psychiatrists, nurses and social carers who work with the patient and their carers.
We help people to maintain their health and move on to live more independently in their communities.Address: Lambeth Hospital, 108 Landor Rd, London, , , SW9 9NU
Category: Adult Mental Health Services (Local)
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Neuropsychiatry and Brain Injury: Inpatient Service
Our Neuropsychiatry Service manages the psychiatric complications of neurological and neurosurgical disorders, including epilepsy, Parkinson’s, memory disorders, brain tumours and functional neurological disorders (FND) among others.
Maintaining close links with the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, our experts offer specialist assessments and evidence-based, patient-centred treatment options in a wide array of settings: outpatient, day hospital, inpatient, general hospital (liaison).
For an overview of our Neuropsychiatry Services - please visit: https:// https://slam.nhs.uk/service-detail/service/neuropsychiatry-services-274
Address: Denis Hill 1
Bethlem Royal Hospital
Monks Orchard Road
Beckenham, London, BR3 3BXCategory: Adult Specialist Neurorehabilitation
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Neuropsychiatry and Brain Injury: Outpatient Service
Our neuropsychiatry service manages the psychological complications of neurological disorders. This includes psychiatric complications of epilepsy, movement disorders and other neurological disorders, including; early onset dementias and other memory disorders, depersonalisation, and conversion and dissociative disorders including nonepileptic seizures and other somatoform disorders.
Overview - Brain Injury Unit
Our unit undertakes assessment, investigation and treatment of adults with an acquired brain injury, including traumatic and anoxic brain injuries, stroke, and encephalitis. We treat cognitive, behavioural and psychiatric issues. We also see people with a primary mental illness diagnosis, who may also have suffered a brain injury, and individuals who may have sustained brain injuries in the context of drug or alcohol use.
Most people are seen in our outpatient clinic. Individuals are admitted for inpatient care when a community placement is not appropriate or sustainable due to confusion, disorientation, challenging behaviour, wandering and other cognitive deficits.
For an overview of our Neuropsychiatry Services - please visit: https:// https://slam.nhs.uk/service-detail/service/neuropsychiatry-services-274
Address: ,
Category: Adult Mental Health Services (National)
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Neuropsychiatry and Memory Disorder Service (St Thomas' Hospital)
We provide a general neuropsychiatry service and specialist memory disorders service. The general neuropsychiatry service provides assessment and treatment of the psychiatric and behavioural manifestations of medical disorders (for example SLE, HIV, Korsakoff's syndrome, cerebral hypoxia, cardiac and neurological disease). Within the specialist memory disorders service, we treat memory complaints and other cognitive impairments like language, reasoning, visuo-spatial skills, mental calculation or 'frontal-lobe' functions. These may arise from hypoxia, head injury, alcohol, encephalitis, stroke, ageing or dementia.
For an overview of our Neuropsychiatry Services - please visit: https:// https://slam.nhs.uk/service-detail/service/neuropsychiatry-services-274
Address: Adamson Centre
Purple Zone
South Wing
St Thomas' Hospital
Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7EHCategory: Clinical Neurosciences Community
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Neuropsychiatry Services
Overview
Our Neuropsychiatry Service manages the psychiatric complications of neurological and neurosurgical disorders, including epilepsy, Parkinson’s, memory disorders, brain tumours and functional neurological disorders (FND) among others.
Maintaining close links with the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, our experts offer specialist assessments and evidence-based, patient-centred treatment options in a wide array of settings: outpatient, day hospital, inpatient, general hospital (liaison).Address: ,
Category: Adult Mental Health Services
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Norbury Ward (Bethlem Royal Hospital)
This is a specialist service, available to people from across the UK.
Overview
The purpose of our service is to ensure that mentally disordered offenders are assessed and treated effectively, in the least restrictive environment. We aim to manage the risk, reduce further offending and support recovery throughout the person's stay.
Our service is designed to support people on a pathway to recovery through a series of carefully managed stages. Each of the ward areas are associated with a specific stage, so that those people who have responded well to treatment and are close to being discharged will becared for in a different area than those who are acutely unwell, and at the beginning of their journey. Where our admissions and intensive care ward offers enhanced physical and procedural security, our pre-discharge unit offers a high level of independence with a lower level of security, increased access to community programmes, and community outreach services fostering the development of living skills, before moving to independent settings in the community. We also offer time limited inpatient stays and community assessments.
Our service complies with the national standards set out in the Department of Health Best Practice Guidance: Specification for Adult Medium Secure Services (July 2007).
Norbury Ward
Norbury Ward is a medium secure inpatient psychiatric intensive care unit (PICU) in River House at Bethlem Royal Hospital.
We provide psychiatric assessment, treatment and care for men, aged 18-65, who have a history of offending behaviour.
We work closely with teams of health and social care professionals throughout the hospital, including psychiatrists, mental health nurses, social workers, occupational therapists and psychologists nursing and psychology.River House...
Address: River House, Bethlem Royal Hospital, Monks Orchard Road, Beckenham, , BR3 3BX
Category: Adult Mental Health Services (Local)
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North Living Well Centre
The centres will contain teams made up of psychiatrists, therapists, nurses, social workers, voluntary and community workers. These people are experienced in dealing with a wide range of mental health conditions. Some of them will have experienced such conditions themselves.
Living Well Centres will offer:- Short-term support for those with low to moderate needs from our combined team of clinicians, social workers and support workers
- Moderate to high support from our joined-up, focused support team
for those with greater need.
Address: 332 Brixton Road
Lambeth, London, SW9 7AA
