Temple House — Mental Health Clinic in Derby, England
AddressMill Hill Ln DE23 6SA, Derby, ENG
Phone+443007900264
Temple House is a mental health clinic located in Derby, England, operating under the Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. They offer a range of services for various age groups and mental health needs. The clinic provides support for children's mental health services (CAMHS), working-age adults, older adults, eating disorders, neurodevelopmental conditions, and substance misuse. They also have a dedicated helpline and support service for mental health crises and offer psychology and psychological therapies. Temple House aims to provide comprehensive care, including support for carers and families, and focuses on recovery and wellbeing.
Best for
- Children and adolescents
- Adults with mental health conditions
- Families seeking support
- Individuals experiencing mental health crises
| Key services | Children's mental health services (CAMHS), Working age adult mental health services, Eating disorder service, Adult Neurodevelopmental Services, Derbyshire Mental Health Helpline and Support Service, Psychology and psychological therapies |
| Tags | mental health, derby, nhs, camhs, eating disorder, neurodevelopmental, addiction, therapy, counseling, crisis support |
Reviews on Google2.7 · 9 reviews
I was with a CAMHS worker and they told me to do meth to improve my mental health, they also told me to eat ice and spit it into my best friends mouth whenever I was worried about them. They then took away my silly straw that I was using to sip chocolate milk and said “no sipping in therapy” I was so offended that they call this therapy but took away my silly straw. NOT coming here again.
If I could rate the CAMHS mental health team zero stars I definitely would, my daughter has been with CAMHS for almost two years now. They have not helped her atall. She suffers with an abundance of mental health issues and has been honest and open about them in her appointments I am hoping no parent has to go through what I went through trying to find help for my child
I can't thank CAMHS enough for the help we have been given with my daughter's eating disorder. We have felt as a family our eyes open. I feel I couldn't have gone through this without the help given. We'll be forever grateful and the people who helped us will be in our hearts forever.
Location
Also in Derby
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