What is it?
- A multidisciplinary team supporting young people in Enfield.
- Supports those with overwhelming stresses & difficulties.
- Offers a range of interventions to achieve greater wellbeing.
- Support for individuals, parent(s)/carer(s) & family.
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Description
The Service for Adolescents and Families in Enfield (SAFE) is a Children and Young People’s Mental Health Service for young people between ages 13 and 18 who experience very overwhelming stresses and difficulties.
SAFE is a multidisciplinary team which offers mental health support to young people and families within Enfield where the young person may experience a range of difficulties, including low mood, anxiety and traumatic events which negatively impact their lives and interpersonal relationships.
SAFE offers a range of interventions to support young people and families to achieve a greater sense of wellbeing. We also work alongside social care, schools and other community services.
- Who will I see?
The SAFE team is made up of clinicians from a broad range of the following disciplines:
Psychologists Psychotherapists Family Therapists Psychiatrists Nurses
- Referral information
SAFE is a branch of Enfield CAMHS and we receive our referrals through those same pathways.
Referrals to our service come from GPs, Schools and Social Care.
We do not accept self-referrals.
SAFE
Contact information
Bay Tree House, Christchurch Close, Enfield EN2 6NZ
Telephone: 0208 702 4070
General enquiries: BEH-TR.EnfieldCAMHSSAFE@Nhs.net
Emergency Numbers:
24/7 Crisis Line: 0800 151 0023
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