Our services

Aberdeen Park offers 24-hour rehabilitation support for people in a therapeutic setting. We will work with you to develop recovery goals for your individual needs. You will be allocated a key worker and co-worker and there is regular input from a consultant psychiatrist, a psychologist and an occupational therapist. We will ensure that you are cared for in a safe environment, treated with empathy, dignity and respect and given support for your physical and emotional needs.

Address: 19 Aberdeen Park,  Highbury, London, N5 2AR

We help people between the ages of 14 and 25 who struggle with any emotional or relational aspect of being an adolescent or young adult.

We aim to understand what you as a young person or young adult are going through and help you to understand this better for yourself. If your parents are struggling as well, we can meet with them separately.

Different types of people see us, who all have a variety of problems and issues including relationships with their friends and family school or working life, depression, anxiety, self-harm or suicidal thoughts, problems related to self-esteem, eating difficulties, and experiences of abuse and trauma, including violence, family break-up, bereavement. 

Sometimes young people come to us with a clear-cut diagnosis (e.g. depression, anorexia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, phobia or post-traumatic stress disorder). But often the problem can also be more difficult to pin down. It may feel like there are many difficulties and anxieties that overlap and are harder to untangle. 

We draw on our knowledge of working with issues affecting this age group. Central to our work is the individual: your own experience of what it’s like being an adolescent or young adult, and the ways in which you understand what’s been troubling you. 

We offer different types of therapy but mainly concentrate on your emotional wellbeing to help understand how you think, feel and act while considering the influence of relationships, past and present. It also promotes greater self-awareness so that we might notice and feel more in control of the unhelpful ways we can find ourselves acting and feeling, often without even thinking.

Address: Tavistock Centre,  120 Belsize Lane,  London NW3 5BA, London, NW3 5BA

The Adult ADHD Service is a special clinic that helps people who are 18 years or older and live in the Barnet, Enfield, or Haringey areas. 

We provide specialist assessment and pharmacological treatment for adults with ADHD and are a non-emergency service. There are no provisions for care co-ordination at present.

We offer new patient ADHD diagnostic assessments with titration of ADHD medication. We also run an ADHD life skills group. There are long waits for this and we only accept patients under our care.

Address: Level 2,  Springwell Centre,  Barnet General Hospital,  Wellhouse Lane, Barnet, EN5 3DJ

We have established a Community Single Point on Access (SPA) pathway for adults and older adults accessing mental health services across the five boroughs of Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Islington, and Haringey. This pathway will simplify and improve access to services, ensuring a more efficient, consistent, and user-friendly experience for referrers and individuals.

Address: , NW1

Amethyst ward (formerly Dunkley) is a hospital ward (women) for people in need of inpatient care for mental health treatment. A team of health professionals will provide information about the ward on arrival. 

Address: Highgate West Mental Health Centre,  Dartmouth Park Hill, London, N19 5NX

We assess children and young people for autism. Autism is a condition that might explain why someone has difficulties with social interaction, communication and relationships. Some young people are interested in having an assessment for autism. However, others can feel nervous about what it might involve and what the outcome might be.

Address: Tavistock Centre 120 Belsize Lane London, London, NW3 5BA

Category: Community Service

Avesbury House is a low secure unit which provides care and rehabilitation for adult males as they move towards the community, but continue to require 24-hour nursing care.

The North London Forensic Service, part of the Trust's specialist services, provides two teams to care for the 24 patients placed at Avesbury House. This specialist resource is an independent hospital functioning as a low secure unit run in partnership with The Priory.

Avesbury House provides care and rehabilitation for patients who have been in conditions of security who are consolidating their progress as they move towards the community, but continue to require 24-hour nursing care.

Address: Avesbury House,  85 Tanners End Lane, Edmonton, N18 1PQ

The Barnet Adult Learning Disability Service (BLDS) provides services for adults with learning disabilities in Barnet. BLDS is an integrated service between North London Foundation Trust, Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust (CLCH), and Barnet social services (LBB).

Please note, Psychiatry/psychology clinics are held at: First Floor, Vale Drive Medical Practice, Vale Drive, Barnet, EN5 2ED

Address: Community Integrated Learning Disability Service,  Adults and Health Directorate,  2 Bristol Avenue, Colindale, NW9 4EW

Including the Complex Emotional Needs Pathway

We provide psychological assessment and treatment for people who need help with a range of mental health problems including depression and anxiety, psychosis, personality disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Address: Ground Floor (Level 2),  Springwell Centre,  Barnet General Hospital,  Wellhouse Lane, Barnet, EN5 3DJ