Treatments

Our service offers a range of treatments that fit within 3 pathways: please select the headings below to read more about each pathway and the treatments available within them.

Our treatments are offered both face to face in Exeter or online via Zoom. You can access our Service via self-referral, GPs, Devon Alliance (VCSE), NHS Talking Therapies (IAPT), secondary care MHAT, and PCN meeting referral (i.e. primary and secondary care).

Please view each individual therapy for information on how to make a referral. 

Who is this pathway for?

Those with depression who have not benefitted from NHS Talking Therapies or are too severe for NHS Talking Therapies but who will not be eligible for secondary care services.

We currently do not have any treatments available within this pathway, but this will be updated as soon as a treatment option is available.

Who is this pathway for?

Those with bipolar disorder that are not eligible for secondary care support.

We currently do not have any treatments available in this pathway.  We have recently successfully completed recruitment for a study called Stabilise which has unfortunately now closed and no longer available.

More information about the research or the treatment can be found here: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/departments/mooddisorders/research/currentprojects/stabilise/ 

Who is this pathway for?

This is for people with more enduring and recurrent depression and anxiety and/or severe and enduring mental illness who are later in their recovery journey. People suitable for this pathway are those who are currently not presenting with disabling acute symptoms of ill mental health but show declining levels of wellbeing and functioning. This may include people who have sufficiently stable symptoms and have been discharged from secondary care, or for people who were historically held in secondary care services but now held by their GP and have a stable presentation of symptoms.

Treatments available within this pathway:

LiveMind

LiveMind is a four-session mindfulness-based course aimed at people who have experienced mental health difficulties in the past and are looking to manage and maintain their wellbeing.  Adapted from 8-week evidence-based mindfulness programmes, this course aims to be more accessible for people who are interested in learning some mindfulness practices to support wellbeing, or for those who are unsure about committing to a longer course.  It is a light touch introduction into Mindfulness that may support you in establishing or maintaining an existing practice or refresh any previous practice you may have. 

Further information about LiveMind can be found in our  LiveMind Information Leaflet

Scheduled courses: 

Day and time: MAY - Tuesdays, 5.00 - 6.30pm 
Group type:     Online
Dates:              20th May, 27th May, 3rd June, 10th June

Day and time: OCTOBER - Fridays, 10.00 - 11.30am
Group type:     Online
Dates:              10th, 17th, 24th and 31st October

Future course dates to be confirmed.

Referral Information 

To make a referral to this treatment please click here.  

If what we offer above does not fit what you are looking for we would recommend exploring TALKWORKS, Devon's NHS talking therapies Service, who offer a range of treatments and talking therapies: https://www.talkworks.dpt.nhs.uk/nhs-mental-health-support/our-nhs-support

For more information about who they are and how they can help please visit: https://www.talkworks.dpt.nhs.uk/nhs-mental-health-support

They run across 5 bases, covering the whole of Devon.  Get in touch here: Get in touch | TALKWORKS (dpt.nhs.uk) or to make a referral to their Service complete their online REFRRAL FORM.