Early Intervention in Psychosis

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Welcome to the Early Intervention Service (EIS)

About us:

EIS provides support to people aged between 14-65 who appear to be experiencing a first episode of psychosis or a suspected first episode of psychosis.

What is psychosis?

Psychosis is the term used to explain a number of experiences including hearing 'voices', having unusual and frightening ideas and a loss of energy or drive.

Psychosis is a condition which is receptive to effective treatments and interventions.

If your child or the young person you are looking after seems to be experiencing mental health difficulties it can be a bewildering and frightening time. Getting the young person help early increases the chance of them experiencing a complete recovery.

What service do the EIS provide?

The staff at EIS are trained professionals and experts in assessing, treating and supporting young people in the early stages of a psychotic illness.

EIS assesses young people and can offer support for up to three years. This may include social, psychological and emotional support, as well as medical input.

Locations

Early Intervention Service (Bournemouth - Hillcrest)

01202 584336
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Hillcrest,
31 Slades Farm Road,
Ensbury Park,
Bournemouth,
Dorset,
BH10 4EU

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Parking: No

Disabled Access: No

Early Intervention Service In Psychosis (East)

Mental Health and learning disabilities