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Ways to refer to us
1. Self‑referral (online)
- Most people can refer themselves by completing our online self‑referral form. You’ll find the form on the individual service page (for example, Talking Therapies). View our services to choose the right service and start the form.
2. GP or other health‑care professional referral
- If the service does not accept self‑referral, you need to book an appointment with your GP or another clinician. Your GP (or primary‑care clinician) will fill out a referral form and send it to our Integrated Hub. Find your local GP.
3. Hospital discharge referral
- When you are leaving hospital, some clinical teams (e.g., cardiac rehab, CARSS) can refer you directly to a relevant service before you go home.
Next steps
- Identify the right service for you.
- Check the service page to see if self‑referral is available.
- If not, ask your GP or another health professional to complete a referral form.
- If you are in hospital, speak to the discharge team about a direct referral.
If you need information in an accessible format (large print, BSL, audio, etc.), let a member of our team know and we’ll arrange it.
This information is generated by AI using generalised information from this website. For personal advice, contact NHS 111, your GP or other healthcare provider.
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Ways to refer
Some services let you or a relative contact us directly using a referral form.
ADHD Service for children and young people
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder assessments, treatment, and support for children and young people aged 6 to 17.
Mental Health Service in GP Surgeries for children and young people
Support for under-18s with mental health or emotional wellbeing difficulties, and their families, available in selected GP surgeries.
Community Dental Service
Specialist dental care for people who need special care due to fear, a medical condition, disability, or being unable to leave home.
Community Rehabilitation Enhanced Support Team
Support at home or in a community setting for over-18s living with psychosis or other severe mental health difficulties.
Respiratory Service (Berkshire West)
Guidance for more effective management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), including a full respiratory assessment.
Personality disorders
Thinking, feeling, behaving, or relating to others very differently from the average person.
Intensive Community Rehabilitation Service
Recovery support at home for up to two weeks following discharge from hospital to improve independence and quality of life.
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