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Adult – Ways to refer

Service name: Ways to refer Source URL: https://www.berkshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/ways-to-refer

• Self‑referral – Some services, such as NHS Berkshire Talking Therapies for anxiety and depression, let you or a relative contact us directly using an online referral form. Check the individual service page first because not every service accepts self‑referrals.
• GP referral – The most common route. Your GP (or another primary‑care clinician) fills in a referral form and sends it to our Integrated Hub.
• How it works – Identify the right service, see if it accepts self‑referral, then either complete the online form yourself or ask your GP to submit the referral. Once we receive it, we’ll contact you to arrange an assessment or first appointment.
• Useful links – View all services for details on which services accept self‑referral.

Children and Young People – Ways to refer

Service name: Children and Young People referrals Source URL: https://www.berkshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/children-and-young-people-referrals

• Referral process – To refer a child or young person, visit the referral page to learn about the support that’s available before you submit the referral.
• Who can refer – Parents, carers, and professionals can make referrals. For speech and language therapy, parents and carers can use the online form or ask the child’s school to refer on their behalf.
• Next steps – Follow the guidance on the page to start the referral and contact the relevant service if you need help.

If you need more detail, please visit the linked pages or call your GP for assistance.

This information is generated by AI using generalised information from this website. For personal advice, contact NHS 111, your GP or other healthcare provider.