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Suffolk Wellbeing Service (SWS) • • • • • • Designed to enable people to experience improved emotional wellbeing and promote early recovery from emotional problems e.g. low mood, stress and anxiety Includes Link Workers and IAPT joined by partner organizations from the 3rd sector (voluntary and charitable) Seamless integration of wellbeing, mental health, acute hospital, secondary community and primary care ensuring people experience a smooth transition Anyone age 13 plus experiencing emotional health problems and registered with a GP in Suffolk Focus on individuals to address their own wellbeing needs, build their own resilience and support systems Access via professional referral via fax: 01473 296120 or self referral via phone: 0300 123 1781 or via website www.readytochange.org.uk SUFFOLK WELLBEING SERVICE Self referral Relationships with primary care, county council, acute hospitals Professional referral Community engagement Access Linkworkers PWPs/IAPT Collaborative assessment Therapists/ IAPT Big White Wall Brief Psychological Interventions access specialist mental health service Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners Employment Support Step 2 Guided self help Pschoeducational workshops Supported cCBT Shaw Trust Mind First Aid Review? discharge Therapists/ HITS Relate Informal partnerships Mentis Tree counselling Step 3 Psychological Therapies (e.g. CBT, CAT, Counselling) Therapy groups Supported cCBT Review? discharge 4YP Suffolk Family Carers Peer led support groups Voiceability (CDWs/ networkers) Informal partnerships Service information Referral Routes • Phone: Self referral/professional : 0300 123 1781 • Referral form/letter: Fax: 01473 296120 • Website: www.readytochange.org.uk • Postal address for referrals: Suffolk Wellbeing Service, Mariner House, 43 Handford Road, Ipswich, IP1 2DG Key contacts: Nettie Burns: Nesta Reeve: Operational Manager for Suffolk Wellbeing Service [email protected] Tel: 07852 769022 Clinical Lead for Suffolk Wellbeing Service [email protected] Tel: 07852 792299 Future Development: Redesign and Wellbeing In addition to Suffolk Wellbeing Service (and with close links) To meet the needs of people with less complex MH difficulties, settled psychosis & personality disorder Psychologically informed, group interventions, community recovery focus, systemic interventions, access to crisis prevention and acute services Development of accessible Wellbeing Consultant Psychiatrists Professional referral & a robust assessment process will match interventions with needs internally