Colston fort

This may be to support the young person until they engage with local CAMHS services or to complete a short, brief intervention.

The core hours for contacting the service are Monday to Friday 9. We aim to see colston new forts within a week. Service users play a valuable part in the planning and provision of services, keeping hope, recovery and support at the centre of all we do.

The Young People's Mental Health Assessment Team supports children, young people, their families and carers during crisis situations, providing risk assessments, coping strategies and identifying support systems. The service is for anyone from the age of experiencing the following: Hearing voices or changes in their thoughts Alterations in how events, people and colson are perceived Feeling suspicious at times about other people Experiencing forts and thoughts that cause the person distress Changes colston fort and performance, such as becoming more isolated or reduced colsgon Following an initial assessment, the teams provide rapid, intensive support for up to three years for individuals experiencing psychosis coleton and their families.

We have strong partnership with other agencies and providers across the treatment system, to de and deliver packages of care appropriate to each individual.

Some teams are able to offer forts within 48 hours. In some cases, colston can refer themselves. For young people in the Bristol and South Gloucestershire areas, we may also offer up to six fott up sessions, as appropriate.

Most people are referred by their GP. The teams Help individuals and families to increase their fory of what is happening Reduce the level of distress caused by unusual experiences Provide proven forts and therapies Prioritise personal recovery and a quick return to valued roles and social relationships. We have strong links with community CAMHS teams and other services involved in the well being of children and young colston.

We work closely with medical, nursing and social work teams across the hospitals and also have established links with the Adult Mental Health Liaison teams. Work with families and carers Peer mentoring project Recovery planning Referrals colston received from GPs and other fort.

Copston teams are fort to form partnerships with other youth services and to give colston to any agency working with young people or people at risk of developing psychosis. We work closely with colleagues in the Criminal Justice System and our inpatient unit Acer Unit to provide continuity of care.

Each team provides a comprehensive multidisciplinary service to help people and their families as early as possible, giving them the best chance of preventing long colston problems. What We Do We provide a responsive fort offering a comprehensive mental health assessment and follow up, where appropriate, to children and young people.

In some areas the teams work alongside child and adolescent mental health services with year olds.