Fieldhead Hospital

I totally agree with the above review. I was referred here by a sexual health nurse. I requested specifically to be seen by a male therapist and was therefore seen by a male trainee with a female supervising, the next appointment was the female only and I was told the male had left. I was not told until after my appointment that I had been referred there to assess if I was a risk to anyone and if they had thought I was, they could have kept me locked in there! Without any kind of warning. The therapist was very disinterested in what I had to say, told me that they didnt think personality disorders were real things, they couldnt diagnose me with anything as they are &not technically a doctor& and would not show me any of the things they wrote down from our interview. At the end of the process I was told that &I dont think you are depressed because you have laughed during the appointment& and that I would be sent back to my GP who would refer me to counselling. The appointment took nearly a year to get and the whole experience was a complete waste of time that left me feeling like I needed putting in a straitjacket. An absolute and complete mess, Totally destroyed any trust or faith I had in the NHS ability to help with mental health issues. Avoid at all costs, save up and go private or contact MIND and find some charities that can provide support.

I was addmitted to Trinity 2 on 21st June 2015, the first feeling when admitted were scared and i dont need to be here as there was some patients a lot worse than me. After i settled i found Trinity 2 a very pleasant place, the staff were so nice and helpfull with my needs. The treatment i recieved can only be discribed as outstanding, to aid my recovery from a break down. I recieved all the help i need and more to help me before release. I would recomend Trinity 2 and I thank each and every one of the staff who helped me while i was there, to this day i am getting stronger. So again thank you Trinity 2 and keep the good work up. Regared Leslie>

I.had a brief stay on the Nostell ward back in February. The rooms were very clean and the meals were good. In my opinion some of the staff need training on how to show like they care and have some empathy as many made you feel worse than what you already did going in there. Some never smiled and were unfriendly. When you feel vulnerable and not well the last thing you need is feeling uncomfortable around the people that are supposed to be there to help in a time of need.