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About Us
i-access is a drug and alcohol service run in partnership with WDP that offers advice, information and support to people in Surrey who want help with problematic drug and/or alcohol use.
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Getting Help
The i-access drug and alcohol substance misuse and addiction service accepts self referrals from people who want to reduce or stop their problematic drinking or drug use. Referrals are also accepted from GPs and other professionals.
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/drug-and-alcohol-iaccess/iAccessGetting-help
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i-access Drug & Alcohol Service
i-access supports people in Surrey who want help with their problematic drug use and / or are highly dependent on alcohol and want to stop drinking. People can refer themselves or we accept referrals from GPs, social services, Community Mental Health Recovery Services (CMHRS), non-statutory drug & alcohol services, hospitals, other mental health professionals and probation services. Our main office is in Guildford but we run clinics across the county.
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/our-services/drug-and-alcohol/i-access-surrey/iaccess-drug-alcohol
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Psychiatric Liaison
Psychiatric Liaison teams work in general hospitals, for example in the emergency department or in-patient wards.
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/our-services/mental-health/psychiatric-liaison
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Knowledge and Understanding Framework (KUF)
The national Knowledge and Understanding Framework (KUF) includes a number of innovative education programmes for people working in health, social care, criminal justice and other agencies supporting people with complex mental health difficulties associated with a diagnosis of personality disorder. The key goal of the Framework is to improve service user experience through developing the capabilities, skills and knowledge of the multi-agency and multi-disciplinary workforce.
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Trauma-Informed Training
Co-produced training courses in Trauma-Informed ways of working for people in Surrey & NE Hampshire
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Ofsted praises our ‘Outstanding’ Hope Service which helps pupils ‘flourish’
The Hope Service, which supports Surrey young people who have mental health, emotional, social and educational needs, has been judged as ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted in a glowing report.
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Come along to our Silverwood Recruitment Event
Find out about the diverse career opportunities available at Silverwood, our new state-of-the-art mental health inpatient unit in Chertsey. Be a part of a dedicated team transforming mental health care.
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/news/come-along-our-silverwood-recruitment-event
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Apply for funding
Staff at Surrey and Borders provide exceptional care but we know you also have the best ideas that help make your service, ward or hospital even better.
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/aboutus/our-charity/Our-Charity-Apply-for-funding
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Leave a Legacy or gift in your will
Leaving a legacy is a wonderful way to give back perhaps to acknowledge the treatment or care that you or a loved one received.
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/aboutus/our-charity/legacy-or-gift-your-will
Files
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WAA coronavirus information sheet 19.03.2020 v3.pdf
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i-access leaflet
i-access drug and alcohol service supports people in Surrey who want to reduce their drinking, want help with problematic drug use and/or are highly dependent on alcohol and want to stop drinking.
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Finding your Way Bereavement By Suicide v1.pdf
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CT - General Adult Psychiatry Inpatient Dr Anand Mathilakath-Anderson Ward UPDATED SEP 2019.pdf
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CT - General Adult Psychiatry - Inpatient - Dr Ward Lawrence UPDATED 23 MAY 2019.pdf
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CT JD General Adult Psychiatry Inpatient Clare ward Dr Neelima Reddi UPDATED NOVEMBER 2019.pdf
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Mental Health Awareness Week May 2020
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SPADe intervention guide publication.pdf
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Surrey and North East Hampshire Autism and ADHD Service (for professionals)
The Surrey and North East Hampshire Autism and ADHD Service provides diagnosis and support for adults with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) across Surrey and North East Hampshire.
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Medicines Procedure 24 Appendix 1 Formulary & Traffic Light System for Drug Classification - 2019.pdf