TreatmentĪfter your assessment, we’ll provide you and your GP with more information about your treatment plan.ĭepending on your needs, we may offer options such as We do encourage you share what you’re aiming to achieve with your appointments, and we ask that you think about different goals you’d like to work towards.ĭepending on your condition we may offer a physical examination or refer you to one of our other services, but we’ll talk to you about these options. It will ask you to write about how you feel, and how your pain is having an effect on your daily activities.Īt your assessment, we’ll review your questionnaire answers and talk to you more about how your pain is affecting your mood, sleep and day to day life. We ask that you complete this in the week before your appointment and bring it along with you when you meet us. When we’ve arranged your appointment with you, we’ll send you an information pack which contains a questionnaire. When your GP refers you to us we’ll invite you for an assessment which will last about 45 minutes. If you’re living with persistent pain, we can help you understand and overcome the effect it’s having on your mind, body, emotions, and support you in living a meaningful life. Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) Our Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) Making a veterans mental health referral (OpCourage)
Make an adult community health referral (for health professionals) Veterans' Mental Health and Wellbeing Service (Op COURAGE) Assertive Intervention Stabilisation Team (ASSIST)Īttention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Assessment
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