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Follow Up Service after Mental Health Crises

If you have recently attended Queen Mary Hospital due to self-harm, suicidal attempt or emotional crisis, you can access our follow up support.

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What is this service?

This support is purposely non-clinical, our teams are there to be a #VoiceOfHope 🙂

What is a Follow Up?

It's an opportunity to receive a bit of extra support when coming out of hospital. Our follow up feels informal and friendly and we are here to chat about whatever is most helpful. It is not usually long term but we are able to help whilst things settle down and plans for treatment and support can begin

Please remember, we’re not a crisis line, if you need urgent support in crisis, call 999 or go to your nearest hospital A&E.

Just so you know, our phone project lines are staffed during project opening hours, emails will be responded to asap but not necessarily the same day.

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The lady from Emerge helped me take my mind off all that was happening so I was able to go to sleep. She made me laugh and I felt safe talking to her.

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