Erlegh House
Our Reading Child and Adolescent Mental Health service (CAMHS) is based at Erlegh House, University of Reading and helps young people aged up to 18 who have mental health difficulties. Our Children and Young People's Integrated Therapies (CYPIT) service is also based here and at the Dingley Child Development Centre.
| Day | Opening from/to |
|---|---|
| Monday | 9am to 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am to 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am to 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am to 5pm |
| Friday | 9am to 5pm |
| Closed on bank holidays | |
Erlegh House
Erlegh House, University of Reading, Earley Gate, Whiteknights Campus, Reading, RG6 6BZ
Find on mapOur Reading Child and Adolescent Mental Health service (CAMHS) is based at Erlegh House, University of Reading and helps young people aged up to 18 who have mental health difficulties. Our Children and Young People's Integrated Therapies (CYPIT) service is also based here and at the Dingley Child Development Centre.
Departments and services
- ADHD Service for children and young people
- Assertive Intervention and Stabilisation Team
- Autism Assessment Service for children and young people
- Eating Disorder Service
- Link Team for children and young people
- Long COVID Integrated Service (Berkshire West)
- Birth in Mind Service
- Early Intervention in Psychosis and Mania Service for children and young people
- Children and Young People in Care Service
- Children in Care Mental Health Service (Berkshire West)
- Community Learning Disability Service for adults
- Community Paediatric Service (East Berkshire)
- Eating Disorder Service for children and young people
- Health and Justice Service for children and young people
- Integrated Pain and Spinal Service (Berkshire West)
- Learning Disability Service for children and young people
- Mental health service for children and young people (CAMHS)
- Mental Health Support Service (East Berkshire) for children and young people
- Musculoskeletal Community Specialist Service (Berkshire West)
- Occupational Therapy Service for children and young people
- Psychologically Informed Consultation and Training Team
- Specialist Dietetic Service for children and young people
- Talking Therapies
- Traumatic Stress Service
- Intensive Management of Personality Disorder and Clinical Therapies Team
- Wellness workshops
Accessibility information
View a detailed accessibility guide created by AccessAble for this location, including information about entrances, facilities, and parking, to help you plan your visit.
Frequently asked questions
What accessibility features does this site have?
We have the following facilities at Erlegh House, including:
- Wheelchair and step-free access
- Access to disabled toilets
- A translation service
- A braille translation service
- A signing service
Is there car parking?
We have free patient parking on site. In most cases, patients will be sent a permit with their appointment letter. Alternatively, you can request one from the main reception on arrival.
Are there service specific opening times?
Location and service specific opening times may differ. Please contact the service directly to check opening times.
Getting here
By car
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Route: Follow signs for the University of Reading. Enter the campus through the Earley Gate entrance on Whiteknights Road.
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Parking: We have free patient parking on site. In most cases, patients will be sent a permit with their appointment letter. Alternatively, you can request one from the main reception on arrival.
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Route planner: Use the AA Route Planner for tailored driving directions.
By bus
- Nearest bus stop: Erlegh Gate
- Routes:
From Reading Station/Town Centre:
Whiteknight 20 – Direct to Whiteknights Campus (Earley Gate), every 10–15 mins during term time.
Claret 21 – Also runs from Reading Station to Whiteknights Campus.
Other routes: Leopard 3, Buzz 9, Ruby 10 also serve nearby stops like Christchurch Green.
Timetables
By train
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Nearest station: Reading Railway Station (about 2 miles from campus).
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Connection: From the station, take a local bus or use a taxi.
Booking services

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