National Deaf CAHMS

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Description

National Deaf CAMHS is a highly specialised mental health service for deaf children and young people with mental health issues.

The service also accepts referrals for hearing children of deaf parents (see below for who this service is for).

The service operates a team around the child and family model, employing deaf and hearing staff (including psychiatrists, psychologists, specialist deaf outreach workers, nurses, social workers and interpreters) to ensure that the child and family can work in their first or preferred language in a culturally sensitive way to address their mental health needs.

Families can contact the service directly for advice and information about the service but referrals must be made through a professional. This can be any professional the child, young person or family is working with and include G.P, Paediatrician, Teacher, School or Children's Services.

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Deaf Child and Adolescent Mental Health service
National Deaf CAHMS, Suite 12, IT Centre, Innovation Way, York, YO10 5NP
Last Updated: 28.08.2024