Children and Young People Service (CYPS) - Enfield
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Enfield Children and Young People’s Service (CYPS) provide multi-disciplinary assessment and treatment of children and young people with mental ill-health or severe emotional and behavioural difficulties. Enfield CYPS is an NHS service consisting of four teams which work closely together.
- Borough(s): Enfield
- Age range treated: 0-17
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Address:
Bay Tree House, Christchurch Close, Enfield, EN2 6NZ
- Generic and Neurodevelopmental Service Children and Young People’s Service (CYPS)
- Health, Education, Access, and Resource Team (HEART)
- Service for Children and Adolescents with Neurodevelopmental difficulties (SCAN)
- Services for Adolescents and Families (SAFE)
- Useful information and resources
Generic and Neurodevelopmental Service Children and Young People’s Service (CYPS)
CYPS Access provides a central point of referral for professionals to refer children and young people with mental health concerns. These referrals may then be discussed with the young person, their family, or the referrer in order for the Access team to gather all the relevant information and send the referral to the most appropriate team as quickly as possible, or for signposting for other support in the borough.
Generic CYPS is an integrated service offered by Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Mental Health Services NHS Trust and the London Borough of Enfield’s Schools, Children’s Services and Leisure Department to support children/young people and their families where there is concern about emotional or behavioural difficulties. Assessment and therapy are provided to children/young people and their families as well as offering a consultation service to other professionals. CYPS works closely with colleagues in the Educational Psychology Service. CYPS professional staff include Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists, Child and Adolescent Psychotherapists, Family and Systemic Psychotherapists, CYPS Practitioners, Clinical Psychologists, Specialist Nurse Therapists and Educational Psychologists. CYPS offers help to children, young people and their families/carers who are registered with GP in the London Borough of Enfield. The age range is from birth up to their 18th birthday or leaving school.
Tel: 020 8702 5100
Email: beh-tr.enfieldcamhs@nhs.net
Address: Bay Tree House, Christchurch Close, Enfield EN2 6NZPrivate ADHD Assesments for Enfield
What to expect from a private service?
- Parent should check clinicians completing the assessment are qualified mental health professionals completing specialist neurodevelopmental assessment and giving a diagnosis.
They could be:
- A child and adolescent psychiatrist or consultant paediatrician registered with the General Medical Council (GMC).
- A multidisciplinary team that includes: HCPC (Health and Care Professions) Registered Practitioner Psychologist, Specialist Nurses registered with NMC, Occupational therapist, or speech and language therapist registered with the HCPC. All whom specialise in assessment of ADHD.
- All assessments will be reviewed and may require an additional assessment.
- Where possible or indicated a physical health check is recommended as part of the assessment.
- The National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) provides guidance on neurodevelopmental assessments and diagnosis. You should ask the private service if the assessment, diagnosis, and assessment report will meet the NICE standards.
This means the assessment will involve:
- Child being at the centre of the assessment and having their voice heard.
- Reviewing information from more than one setting (usually home and school)
- A direct clinical observation of the child
- Longitudinal/Developmental history considering ADHD (including the neurodevelopmental medical & family history).
- Consideration of differential diagnosis and formulation
- The use of questionnaires or specialist standardised assessments.
- The child/young person must have been seen at least once
- The report should reflect the ADHD symptoms as described in the DSM criteria
- Risks need to be clearly identified in the report
- Where possible or indicated a physical health, check is recommended as part of the assessment.
Enfield CYPS cannot advise parent on which private service to use- please discuss with your GP, your options.Transferring from a private service to an NHS neurodevelopmental service:
- We will review the private assessment report meets the standards in the NICE guidance. All assessments will be reviewed and may require an additional assessment.
- A request can be made for your child treatment from the NHS, after having a private neurodevelopmental assessment and diagnosis.
- You will need to ask your child’s school or GP to make a referral attaching the report to Haringey/Barnet/Enfield CYPS.
- Depending on the request, we will discuss it within our MDT and share options for next steps.
- Medications that have been prescribed will be reviewed within UK guidance
- If the private clinician is prescribing, they will hold clinical responsibility until the child is seen by NHS.
- We will request a hand-over letter from the private provider with your consent
If the report does not comply with the NICE guidance, we will:
- Tell you what information is missing and ask you to get this information from the private service.
- Give you the option of a full neurodevelopmental assessment based on recommended guidance with Haringey/Barnet/Enfield CYPS.
For information on private ASD Asessments, please see this document.
Health, Education, Access, and Resource Team (HEART)
HEART is a specialist service which offers a range of services to improve the emotional wellbeing of looked after children. These include assessments and treatments for mental health disorders, group and individual consultations for carers and professional staff, support for a therapeutic fostering project (IN-STEP) and a mental health screening project (EBH).
Address: 305-313 Green Lanes, Palmers Green, Enfield
Service for Children and Adolescents with Neurodevelopmental difficulties (SCAN)
SCAN sees children/young people with severe learning disabilities and neuro-developmental disorders, who attend specials schools, where the degree of impairment is significant and coupled with mental health problems such as severe challenging behaviour. Referrals are primarily taken from Generic CYPS, SAFE, paediatricians, Special Schools and Cheviots (Enfield Children’s Social Services). The Service works closely with the Child Development Team.
Tel: 020 8702 5160
Email: beh-tr.enfieldcamhsscan@nhs.net
Address: Bay Tree House, Christchurch Close, Enfield EN2 6NServices for Adolescents and Families (SAFE)
SAFE is a service providing rapid, community-based intervention to young people between the ages of 13 to 18 who are in need of crisis mental health support. This includes young people who have harmed themselves or who are at risk of suicide. In addition SAFE offers specialist assessment and intervention to teenagers who may be experiencing severe mental health difficulties, such as emerging psychosis. A&E psychiatric liaison teams and paediatric wards at local hospitals can refer directly to SAFE where urgent CYPS assessment is required.
Tel: 020 8702 4070
Email: beh-tr.enfieldcamhssafe@nhs.net
Address: Bay Tree House, Christchurch Close, Enfield EN2 6NZUseful information and resources
What the service does
The Learning Disability/Autistic Spectrum Disorder (LD/ASD) Keyworker Service forms part of the North Central London commitment to ensure that children/young people with Learning Disabilities and/or who are Autistic, with behaviours of concern and complex mental health needs, will have increased access to enhanced support and care, including intensive support/crisis services.
How to access the serviceCurrently all referrals to the service come through the Dynamic Support Register for the borough in which the young person resides. If you would like to discuss a referral, please refer to the team email address.
Who the service is for
0-18 years. The Keyworker Service works with children and young people with the most complex needs and their families and carers to make sure families are fully involved in their plans, feel listened to and informed, plans are personalised, and they have the support they need at the right time, in a co-ordinated way.
What to expect
Keyworking should help families experience a reduction in stress, and uncertainty and an increase instability.
Service Manager: Sinclair Jenkins, available 09.00am - 05.00pm
Tel: 020 8702 6850
Email: beh-tr.ldasdkeyworkerservice@nhs.net
Address: Orchard House, St Ann's Hospital, St Ann's Rd, London N15 3TH