Community Mental Health Teams

How We Help You

Our Community Mental Health Teams consist of the following skilled staff: 

• Administrative support staff
• Community Psychiatric Nurses (CPN)
• Occupational Therapists
• Psychiatrists
• Psychologists
• Recovery Practitioners
• Social Workers
• Support Workers

We offer time limited support using the Care Programme Approach (CPA).  Using the CPA we will help you to develop your own set of planned goals.  We will support you to work towards achieving these.  

Discharge is an integral part of the recovery process.  Where appropriate we provide a Fast Track programme, to support your continued recovery.

All our Community Mental Health Teams work closely with other local mental health services.  Such as the Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment teams to prevent relapses.  Our Teams work with the Lincolnshire's Managed Care Network of voluntary and community groups to give people support, structure and choice in their lives.  

We will also work closely with your referrer whilst receiving our services.  We have a dedicated lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT+) lead.  

Many of the Community Mental Health Teams offer group activities such as:

• Peer Support Groups
• Recovery College
• Sport Groups such as Tennis, Golf, Swimming
• Social and activities Groups such as Ten-pin Bowling, Arts, Crafts, Allotment
• Exercise and Education such as Emotional First Aid, Employment Advice, Walking Groups
• Carers group

What Services We Offer & Advocacy

We offer the following services and interventions to support each person's medical, social and personal recovery:  

• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.  Both clinical and family based work, either individually and/or in therapy groups
• Risk Assessment and Management
• Medication Initiation and Management
• Physical Health and Wellbeing support
• Relapse Prevention
• Wellness Recovery Action Planning (WRAP)
• Support to access personal budgets, employment and education 
• Support to take part in social activities and training
• Support to your carers and education for your carers

Advocacy

Total Voice Lincolnshire offers a free, independent and confidential advocacy service.  This service is available to support people attending appointments. If you think you would like an advocate, or would like more information contact:

• Total Voice Lincolnshire Telephone 01529 400479
• Email:  tvl@voiceability.org

Hours of Operation & Referral & Teams

Our core hours are Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm.  If you need support outside of these times, our staff do work flexibly within the community to meet individual needs.

Referrals

To access the service you will need to be referred by your GP, or other Mental Health care service.  All referrals are managed through Single Point of Access (SPA) Telephone:  0303 123 4000 (charged at local rate)

Teams

We have teams based across the county in:

• Boston, Beech House, Toot Lane, Boston  PE21 0AX   Tel: 01205 318075                                        
• Gainsborough, Gainsborough Health Centre, Hickman Street, DN21 2DZ, Tel:  01522 309260
• Grantham & Sleaford, Sycamore Centre, Beaconfield Lane, Grantham  NG31 9DF, Tel: 01476 464943
• Lincoln, Carholme Court, Long Leys Road, Lincoln  LN1 1FS, Tel: 01522 421751
• Louth, Windsor House, Fairfield Industrial Estate, Louth  LN11 0LF, Tel: 01507 608959
• Skegness, Holly Lodge, 9 The Meadows, Lincoln Lane, Skegness PE25 2JA, Tel: 01754 800200 (option 2)
• Spalding, Johnson Community Hospital, Spalding Road, Spalding, PE11 3PB, Tel: 01775 652300
• Stamford, Stamford Resource Centre, St George's Avenue, Stamford, PE9 1UN, Tel: 01476 858 333

The contact details for your local team will be on your first appointment letter should you need to contact them.