Monday to Friday 9.00 am to 17.00 pm (but flexible to meet the needs of young people and their families).

By self referral, telephone or in writing.

Awareness of early signs of a potential emerging psychosis

• Knowing where and how to access help
• Early detection and intervention to improve longer term outcomes
• Sense of hope and feeling of control
• Understanding of psychosis and tools to assist with coping
• Support for the family to steer a safe passage through

EIS works with young people who have the early symptoms of an emerging Psychosis.

The team consists of a range of trained people which includes Nurses, Doctors, Social Workers and Occupational Therapists. They have had training and experience of working with young people with early signs of psychosis and their families. They also have close links with other clinical teams and services, which can provide specialist help and support.

Self referral, GP, Youth Services, CAMHS, CMHTs, Inpatient Services, Schools.

Advice can be given during the assessment process.

Information for carers is available on request and is part of the assessment process.

EIS can offer support and treatment within a safe environment of the patient’s choice.

Early Intervention Services (EIS)

Hahnemann House
Hahnemann Road
Bournemouth
BH2 5JW

Bournemouth, Poole South & East Dorset:

Tracy Read, Team Leader, Telephone Number 01202 584488 or email EIS@dhuft.nhs.uk

North & West Dorset

Jackie White 01305 214500