Mood Anxiety and Personality Care Pathway - B&D Psychology service
The Barking & Dagenham Mood Anxiety and Personality Care Pathway provides an outpatient psychological therapy service for adults 18 and over living in Barking and Dagenham. We offer treatments for adults with moderate to severe mental health problems including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, problems relating to complex trauma and personality difficulties.
Becontree Centre festive and bank holiday opening hours 2022
- 19 -23 December 2022: Normal opening hours.
- 28-30 December 2022: The Becontree building will be closed but Barking & Dagenham Psychological Services Mood Anxiety Personality Pathway office will remain open for telephone enquiries on 0300 555 1014 and email enquiries at Becontree.Psychotherapy@nelft.nhs.uk.
We will reopen on 3 January 2023.
If you require immediate support, please contact:
Mental health direct 24hrs
Helpline: 0800 995 1000 (24 hours a day/ 7 days a week).
Samaritans
Helpline: 116 123 (24 hours a day/7 days a week)
Email: jo@samaritans.org
For significant changes in mental health, you can contact Barking & Dagenham Access Assessment & Brief Intervention Team on 0300 300 1570, Option 3.
Other resources are your GP surgery and A&E.
Patient information
Contact our service in Barking and Dagenham
Address:
The Becontree Centre
508 Becontree Avenue
Dagenham
RM8 3HR
Tel: 0300 555 1014
Email: becontree.pyschotherapy@nelft.nhs.uk
Opening times: Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm
Service lead: Stephen Markus, clinical lead for MAP Care Pathway, Barking & Dagenham
Referral information
Referrals are made through the following teams:
- Access and Assessment Team (BDAAT)
- Community Recovery Team (CRT)
- Home Treatment Teams (HTT).
- Community Clinics Older Adults (PPIMHS, EDS, IMPART), and inpatient wards.
The Mood Anxiety and persoanlity care pathway accepts referrals in line with eligibility for secondary care for mental health services.
The referrals from IAPT are managed through the Psychology panel The service will work with service users:
- clustered 4-8
- With a primary diagnosis of depression, anxiety disorder, personality disorder or bipolar disorder
- Who may, in addition to the above, also have a diagnosis of mild learning disability or mild cognitive impairment.