Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) Head 2 Head Team

We are an assertive outreach multi-disciplinary team working with young people up to the age of 18. We hold the following treatment pathways:

  • Early interventions for psychosis: This pathway supports young people (aged 14 - 18) presenting with a first episode of psychosis. 
  • At risk mental state: This pathway supports young people (aged 14 - 18) who may be at an increased risk of a psychotic episode in the future. This is identified by attenuated symptoms of psychosis and a decline in the young person's ability to function well.
  • Co-existing mental health and substance use difficulties: This pathway supports young people (aged under 18) who are using substances (including alcohol) to manage a mental health problem.
  • Youth justice: This pathway supports young people (aged under 18) on a criminal order (youth conditional caution or above) who are struggling with their mental health.
  • Harmful sexual behaviour: This pathway supports young people (aged under 18) who are displaying harmful sexual behaviours (including technology assisted harmful sexual behaviour) and are assessed as high risk and as having complex needs by multiple agencies.

We can accept referrals from professionals or families and young people themselves. We usually see young people where ever they prefer, including at home or in the community.

Service opening hours

Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm (Later appointments can be provided when needed)

Accessing our services

We accept referrals from professionals, family members and self-referrals.

Please call 0115 956 0842 if you would like to discuss a referral with a member of the team. If you would like to make a referral, please email our Referral form to H2H@nottshc.nhs.uk

If you are unsure whether a referral is suitable for a young person, you can also request a consultation with the team via the referral form. 

Help in a crisis

The national mental health crisis number is 0808 196 3779  (Option 1 - Under 18 (Children and Young People: CAMHS Crisis Team)

The crisis line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to people of all ages. They can arrange to speak with a mental health professional and advise about other services, which may be helpful. 

Otherwise, you can contact your GP service or NHS 111 outside of office hours. In an emergency, please call 999 or go to your local Accident and Emergency (A&E) department.

 

 

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