Primary Mental Health Worker
Description
About our service
Are you a young person or parent/carer and want to know where you can get support for young people's emotional and mental health?
The PMHW Drop In sessions can signpost you to the correct service to support with your current concern and get you the help you need.
PMHW Drop In is a confidential space to discuss worries and concerns with a Mental Health Practitioner who is part of the CAMHS Team.
A PMHW can link in with schools and services to work together.
What to expect
We will start by introducing ourselves and ask questions to help us find ways to support you or a young person's mental health. Primary Mental Health Workers have a great knowledge of what services can help with young people's mental health and why you feel and behave in certain ways.
We can link in with school/colleges if needed to help support you further.
Opening Hours
Every Monday at Westminster Primary Academy, Westminster Road, FY1 2QE 2pm to 4.30pm
Please note, October half term, Monday 21st and 28th October 2024, PMHW Drop in at Westminster Primary is closed.
First Tuesday of each month at Palatine South Family Hub, 2pm to 4.30pm
Second Tuesday of each month at Devonshire Primary Academy, 2pm to 4.30pm
Third Tuesday of each month at North Family Hub, 2pm to 4.30pm
Times may vary during half term, please check with us before attending
Waiting times may vary at all the drop-in sessions
Or Join us at a Virtual Drop in:
Every Third Wednesday of the month, 3.30pm to 5.30pm
Log on by using a secure health forum online
Log in details: Please use the word 'Blackpool' as the first name and 'dropin' as the second name, followed by the child or young person's date of birth.
You will be seen on a first come, first seen basis
Contact
Address
Address Notes
North Family Hub, 31 Dingle Avenue, Blackpool, FY3 7NX
South Family Hub, 204 St Anne's Road, Blackpool, FY4 2AP
Westminster Primary Academy, Westminster Road, Blackpool, FY1 2QE
Additional Information
Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Mental Health FFT Survey
We would like your feedback on the care or treatment we give you any time you use our services, so we know what is working well and what we can do to improve. The survey called the NHS Friends and Family test, takes seconds to complete and you can say what you think without given any personal details.