Derbyshire Mental Health Services — Mental Health Services in Derby, England
AddressDE1 2QY, Derby, ENG
Phone+441332623700
Derbyshire Mental Health Services, part of the Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, provides a range of mental health services in Derby, England. They offer support for various age groups, including children's mental health services (CAMHS), working-age adults, and older adults. The service includes inpatient hospital services, community mental health teams, and specialized support for eating disorders, neurodevelopmental conditions, and substance misuse. They also operate a mental health helpline and offer psychology and psychological therapies. The trust emphasizes its commitment to core care standards, patient safety, and equality and diversity, with various initiatives for patient and carer involvement.
Best for
- Adults experiencing mental health difficulties
- Children and young people with mental health needs
- Individuals with eating disorders
- Those seeking support for substance misuse
| Key services | Inpatient hospital services, Children's mental health services (CAMHS), Working age adult mental health services, Older adult mental health services, Eating disorder service, Derbyshire Mental Health Helpline and Support Service |
| Tags | mental health, nhs, derby, counselling, psychological therapies, crisis support, adult mental health, child mental health, eating disorders, addiction support |
Reviews on Google1.1 · 17 reviews
Already reviewed this and my first review disappeared absolutely garbage service, the counsellors are getting paid for basically doing nothing, absolutely useless and clueless, your best of talking to your cat then talking to these
Was refused help by the team manager because I simply had lost faith with the NHS after my mum was treated appalingly. For them trust is not earn't, it is expected or you are out. Can not think of a more crass attitude to people who are suffering from mental health trauma. But it is the NHS so they can.
My wife has been using this service in recent months. I would also give it a zero rating if I could. Very poor advice.. Script reading. They honestly don’t care. She has come of the telephone more stressed than before. They promised me the world.They emailed her GP stating they had a conversation with my wife and they never contacted her as I was in all day making sure my wife safe. They basically lied to cover their tracks. Shame on this poor, unprofessional service.
Really poor crisis line when I was in a desperate time of need and struggling heavily through the night. They told me to have a bath and watch tv and call back if needed. I was in no fit state to have a bath. When I called back they had a go at me for keep calling which made me feel even worse and like a burden, very triggering and traumatic experience. So shocked that this service is allowed to operate with such poor conduct. They do more harm than good! Please stay away from the helpline.
Zero stars really.Dont want to listen when you are headed for breakdown and won't signpost you anywhere. Ought to get rid of the telephone service and put the money saved into dbt therapy and therapists. .
Awful. The 24/7 helpline used to be good, until an advisor basically had a go at me for calling - now it just rings off the hook. I’ve been let down by Crisis (ignoring every referral) 100% of the time. It is true that Derby Mental Health seem to want mental health patients to go away and sort themselves out, as help is absolutely not available when needed.
I'd give zero stars if i could, absolutely terrible service. they're meant to help people not make them feel more suicidal. cancel appointments whenever they like, DR turned up 20 mins late and no apology or in the slightest way caring about leaving me waiting making anxiety worse and then spoke in a rude manor not very welcoming and made me feel like its my fault I'm bipolar. If you're well and want mental health issues use this service.
Already left a post on Trust pilot. For what this review is worth as in I doubt that the Derbyshire NHS trust truly care based on the appallingly lacking in genuine care and empathy regarding it's mental health " care?? ". Despite all the posters and talking themselves up. The service is sparse and totally out of touch with what is actually needed as opposed to what they offer and you would think that " they would almost just be happier if you just curled up and died " It is almost as if " they " feel that they are doing you a favour rather than offering you a service for which you pay taxes. We are all so sorry to have been ill and to have bothered you! But pleased that we provided you all with jobs, a pension and a lump sum when you retire!! Plus boundless holidays and privileges. Why not just keep our taxes and go private, perhaps then we would get some respect. WITHOUT THE PEOPLE/PATIENTS YOU WOULD HAVE NO JOBS.
The service provided is very poor, it is really sad. I am sure that the staff must be very sad too. It would be better for all if it could just be openly acknowledged and have kindness and empathy for all involved .
Never answer the phone when you need to to speak to someone. The help you get is poor, just pass you about and when you do get help you're limited to an amount off sesions. Sorry a lot of people ain't going to get better after 6 sessions. Wish I didn't have to pay national insurance as NHS has let me down so many times over the past 2 years.
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