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Contacts for postnatal depression

Books on Prescription 

Address:

Camden Psychological Therapies Service
Hunter Street Health Centre
8 Hunter Street
London
WC1N 1BN

Email:

Phone:

020 3317 6767, 020 3317 6757.
 

Fax:

020 7813 8744
   

Details:

'Prescriptions' for books can be given to patients suffering from common emotional problems. The books are suitable for adults with mild-moderate problems who feel they would like to try a self-help approach. There is also a small collection on CD. At present, most publications are in English, but there is a small range of booklets in other languages. The books can be borrowed from any of the 6 Camden libraries listed. To benefit from the scheme people can join the library by presenting their prescription.

   

Activity location:

This scheme takes place in all Camden GP surgeries and 6 Camden libraries (Camden Town, Holborn, Kentish Town, Kilburn, St Pancras and Swiss Cottage Central libraries).

   

Last checked:

13/10/2011

 

Original source:

Information taken from Cindex local information database

 

Crowndale Health Centre Community Child and Adolescents Mental Health Service 

Address:

Crowndale Health Centre
59 Crowndale Road
London
NW1 1TU

Website:

Phone:

020 3317 2402
 

Open:

Sessions by appointment held Mon-Wed (all day), Thu all day and Fri mornings.

Fax:

020 7530 3856
   

Details:

Provides brief or short-term counselling to children, adolescents and families, developmental assessments, liaison with schools/nurseries and other involved professionals (including voluntary agencies). Referral to more appropriate services. Young people and parents can be seen with their families or on their own. Also offers sessions to women suffering from post-natal depression.

       

Last checked:

18/02/2009

 

Original source:

Information taken from Cindex local information database

 

School of Infant Mental Health 

Address:

27  Frognal
London
NW3 6AR

Email:

Website:

Phone:

020 7433 3112
 

Open:

Mon-Fri 9.30am-9.30pm and weekends.
   

Details:

Offers training in infant/parent mental health and infant/parent psychotherapy, and further professional development for people working with under fives and their parents. Also offers free clinical services for problems around sleeping, crying, feeding and sibling rivalry, pre and post-natal depression and communication difficulties. Offers cognitive and psychodynamic approaches.

       

Last checked:

28/11/2011

 

Original source:

Information taken from Cindex local information database

 

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