Bexley CAMHS supports people under the age of 18 who are struggling with their mental health. We provide routine and urgent assessments and perform evidence-based interventions based on the individual’s clinical needs.
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To access this service, you must:
Be under the age of 18
Be registered with a GP in Bexley
Have an enduring mental health difficulty
Have accessed community or school-based interventions in the past
We provide appointments in our clinic base, as well as homes, schools and other community settings.
We offer planned appointments in the evenings, so children and young people continue to engage in school. However, all new children and young people are first seen between 9 am and 4 pm.
We also offer telephone and video appointments for children, young people and their families.
We have several disabled parking bays outside of the clinic. Our clinic spaces are on the ground floor.
Referrals
You can be referred to our service by:
A GP
Your school
Another healthcare professional you work with
You can also self-refer through the Headscape website (www.headscapebexley.co.uk)
How to Contact
**Public phone number: **020 3260 5200
Monday to Friday (9 am - 5pm)
If you need help urgently, please contact:
SLP CAMHS Crisis Line: 020 3228 5980
Monday to Friday (5 pm - 11 pm)
Weekends and Bank Holidays (9 am - 11 pm)
Outside of these times, please call:
Oxleas Urgent Crisis Line: 0800 330 8590
Bexley CAMHS is open Monday to Friday (9 - 5 pm)
If you need to speak with a clinician in the service, you can contact them via our reception. They will leave a message for them to contact you.
If your call is about changing an appointment time or date, please let the receptionist know. They will inform the team administrator and schedule a new appointment. By informing us when you cannot make a planned appointment, we can re-assign that appointment to another family. This helps keep waiting times low.
Thank you for being an amazing CAMHS Team and helping me through my problems.
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