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  1. image-MLBT-Arrow-RGB-Full-Colour-Pink.png Talking Therapies

    The Talking Therapies provide free, confidential psychological and wellbeing interventions for common mental health problems for people aged 18 and over
  2. image-MLBT-Arrow-RGB-Full-Colour-Grey.png Services

    Mental health conditions are very common, affecting many people at any one time
  3. image-MLBT-Arrow-RGB-Full-Colour-Yellow.png Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services

    We provide mental health assessment and treatment for children and young people aged 0 to 18, and support for their families
  4. image-MLBT-Arrow-RGB-Full-Colour-Green.png Recovery College

    Here at the Recovery College, we value the contribution that people with lived experience of mental health issues
  5. image-MLBT-Arrow-RGB-Full-Colour-Blue.png Urgent Help

    If you need help yourself or someone you care for
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This is a great time to join our Trust. We are at the beginning of an exciting journey to transform the way we provide care to our communities.

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Deaf Services

Deaf Services

This service provides highly specialised mental health care to deaf children, young people and adults with severe mental health illness.

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100th Mental Health First Aid Champion trained through new programme

The Trust are thrilled to announce that we trained our 100th Mental Health First Aid Champion through our innovative community training programme during Mental Health Awareness Week....

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Fircroft Primary School celebrates Mental Health Awareness Week

Children from Fircroft Primary School visited Springfield Park as part of the Trust’s Mental Health Awareness Week celebrations....

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'Prescribed exercise improves mental health - I will explain how!'

It is Mental Health Awareness Week (13-19 May) and the theme is “Movement: moving more for our mental health”. Here, clinical exercise therapist Lasse Eini talks about his role and how exe...

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Mental Health Awareness Week 2024: Building health and breaking stigma

In South West London developing even better patient care is at the heart of the change we are delivering.  ...

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