Who we can help

Referrals can be made by individuals or organisations and we can help a broad range of mental health difficulties and neurodevelopmental conditions. We see both adults and children, although some of our services are not suitable for very young children.

We consider the following factors when deciding whether to accept a referral:

1) Whether our services are a good fit to help with the difficulties described

2) Whether we can provide services safely and effectively to the client

3) Whether we can provide an age-appropriate service (certain specialist assessments and therapies are not suitable for younger children)

4) Whether there is funding in place – we work with self-funding individuals and individuals who are funded by an external organisation

Who we can’t help

Unfortunately, there are some circumstances which will usually (though not always) prevent us from being able to offer a service. Most of these circumstances are listed below, although this should not be considered to be an exhaustive list. Please refer to the list below and if any of these circumstances apply, or if there are any other reasons that you think might preclude access to our service, please telephone your local clinic and we will clarify whether or not we can accept your referral.