Our services

The Community Perinatal Service in Suffolk is a specialist service for women with a history, or high risk, of moderate to severe mental health issues, who are planning to become pregnant or who are pregnant.

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Poppy Ward is an inpatient ward for men with acute mental health illness. Poppy Ward is in the Woodlands Unit at the Ipswich Hospital in East Suffolk.

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The Primary Care Learning Disability Liaison Nurses support people with a learning disability. They ensure people have their health needs met by primary care services in a timely and appropriate manner.

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The Prison Wellbeing (IAPT) Service is an NHS service situated in prisons which offers primary mental health support for mild to moderate common mental health difficulties. We provide guided self-help via individual appointments, group workshops and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.

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The aim of the Psychology in Probation service is to support the individual and their probation officer to gain a shared understanding of the person. They can then begin to help the person plan for their future.

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Our Psychology in Schools service provides services in Suffolk. The team works with schools and their pupils and parents. The team supports young people with the following conditions: Anxiety and/or avoidance, Worry management, Panic management, Mild obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and other rigid/ritualistic behaviour, Behavioural difficulties, Low mood / depression, Managing negative thoughts, Irritability as a symptom of depression. The team currently offers services at: Thurston Community College, Newmarket Academy, Mildenhall College Academy, Castle Manor.

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Reed Ward is a thirteen bed female assessment ward. The ward supports patients that need assessment and treatment for a dementia illness, organic condition or other factors relating to memory difficulties needing investigation. Patients may have physical health complexities as well as their mental health needs.

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The team are a community mental health team in Norwich, supporting people from North Norfolk, Norwich and South Norfolk. The team aims to provide intensive, multi-disciplinary support to a defined cohort of 90 people with treatment resistant psychosis and to enable a meaningful personal and social recovery. Working proactively to prevent crises, it is the objective of the team to reduce the need for urgent and emergency care and acute inpatient admissions, minimise lengths of stay in hospital and reduce the use of out of area placements.

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Rollesby Ward, based at Hellesdon Hospital in Norwich, is a psychiatric intensive care unit (PICU). Rollesby Ward offers assessment and treatment for people detained under the Mental Health Act. This may mean that we cannot manage them in a safe way on an open ward.

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Rose Ward is a thirteen bed continuing assessment ward. The ward supports patients needing more assessment and treatment for a dementia illness or other organic condition. Patients may have physical health complexities as well as their mental health needs.

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