Children & Adolescents

Overview of Mental Health Services for Children & Adolescents

Chase Lodge Hospital is our first and foremost mental observation facility for Children & Adolescents. We prioritise multidisciplinary care and deliver treatment to those in need, which builds our strength and capability through significant effort and continuous healthcare provision. We make sure that every specialist in the multidisciplinary team works jointly with the local community, ensuring that every Child & Adolescent receives individually suitable and effective care. This ensures every Child & Adolescent foster gets the love and assistance they need. Our team consists of child psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists, and speech and language therapists. An integrated approach for Children & Adolescents with mental health problems is pursued so that they receive the best care possible. Our Children & Adolescent Services extend help to children and teenagers with ADHD, autism, anxiety, depression, and behavioural concerns, while also supporting the family.

Services for Children & Adolescents

• Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: Our psychiatrists are experts in identifying and treating mental health conditions in Children & Adolescents. They treat the whole person and not just the disease, by involving the client and their family. Children, in this safe and nurturing environment, can develop skills, self-confidence, and work toward mental health improvements.
• Behavioural Interventions: These customized programs are the experts organizing them to aid Children & Adolescents solve their troubles, develop their communication with others, and manage their feelings, then, they are to be involved in the program and be supported by their family. This mode seems more viable.
• Family Therapy: Family Therapy for Children & Adolescents is a program that sees the child’s parents and families as active contributors to the emotional well-being of the child. It works to create more openness in communication, to develop team-building, and to give coaching to parents in order for them to give proper care to the child’s condition. Hence, this leads to fewer issues in the family and the child’s victory over misery.