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What is psychosis?
Explanation of what psychosis is - a mental health condition that usually affects people in their teens or early adult years
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Getting help early
Get help for early signs of psychosis. Our Early Intervention in Psychosis team supports people aged 14–65, including those at risk. No diagnosis needed. Fast access, youth-friendly, and trauma-informed care.
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/our-services/mental-health/early-intervention-psychosis-service/getting-help
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What people say
Testimonials from people about how the early intervention in psychosis service has helped them
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Anti-fraud and bribery statement
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/aboutus/policies/anti-fraud-and-bribery-statement
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Our Suicide Prevention Strategy
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Liaison and Diversion service
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/our-services/mental-health/liaison-and-diversion-service
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Staff Resilience Hub
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/our-services/mental-health/resilience-hub
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SUN (Service User Network)
SUN (Service User Network) is a new community-based support service to help people better manage long term emotional and behavioural difficulties that can often be associated with personality disorder.
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Statutory and Mandatory Training
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New inpatient services - Building for better care
Files
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18114 ADHD-Specific Staff Training and Awareness
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18123 ADHD and Autism Services Commissioning, Waiting Lists, Referral Volumes and Private Support
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18261 Staff Rostering, Cyber Security and Virtual Ward and Remote Monitoring Providers and Contract
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18423 Children & Young People ADHD Medication Waiting Times and Prioritisation Criteria
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18404 Contracts Awarded under Sustainable Estates Solutions Framework
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18413 Veteran Inpatient Treatment Pathway, Staff and Support for the Armed Forces Community
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18518 Mental Health Software System for Resident Doctors Submission of Exception Reports
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18577 Current Average Waiting Times and Patients on Waiting List for Mental Health Services
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18598 Temporary Staff Spend, Waiting List Initiatives and Overtime Spend 2024 - 2025
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18800 Patients Absconding from Secure Mental Health Wards 2020 - 2025