Bankfields Court, Normanby, Middlesbrough
Providing inpatient facilities for adults with learning disabilities and associated mental health problems, behaviours that challenge and / or severe epilepsy, in Teesside
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Bedale ward, Roseberry Park, Middlesbrough
Bedale is a psychiatric intensive care unit at Roseberry Park in Middlesbrough for people aged between 18 to 65 with a mental illness.
Area: Middlesbrough, Teesside
Audience: Adults
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Birch Ward, West Park Hospital, Darlington
Birch Ward is part of The Northern Centre for Eating Disorders (NCED), which is made up of a specialist eating disorder inpatient unit.
Area: County Durham, Darlington
Audience: Adults
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Brambling ward, Ridgeway, Roseberry Park, Middlesbrough
A 12 bed, female, low secure, forensic mental health assessment and rehabilitation ward.
Area: Teesside
Audience: Adults
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Cedar Ward (PICU), West Park Hospital
An inpatient psychiatric intensive care mental health ward for adults in County Durham.
Area: County Durham
Audience: Adults
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Community access service in Hartlepool
A community mental health service for adults in Hartlepool.
Area: Hartlepool, Teesside
Audience: Adults
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Community affective resource service in Hartlepool
The affective team, also known as the community resource team, offer individuals support with a wide range of mental health difficulties to help improve people’s day to day functions and skills.
Area: Hartlepool, Teesside
Audience: Adults
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Community mental health service in Middlesbrough for older people
Providing community mental health services for older people in Middlesbrough.
Area: Middlesbrough, Teesside
Audience: Adults, Older people
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Community mental health services for adults in York and Selby
Providing community mental health services for adults in York and Selby.
Area: North Yorkshire, Selby, York
Audience: Adults
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Converge
A partnership project between TEWV and York St John University. Converge offer an extensive range of in person and online courses - which are held at the University and align to the university degree programmes. The courses are free to anyone aged 18 or over who has experienced mental ill health.
Area: York
Audience: Adults
