Treatments and therapies

Information about behavioural activation therapy for older people. Behavioural activation is an evidence-based treatment for depression

Providing an ongoing programme of domestic activities for people staying on Roseberry ward.

Providing information and support for family members of people with dementia in Durham and Darlington.

Information about dementia, depression, PTSD and trauma. Provided by the learning disability service for adults in Durham and Darlington.

Information about physiotherapy-led rebound therapy in a downloadable, easy-to-read format.

Information about the Parent Infant Interaction Observation Scale (PIIOS) for mothers of babies from 2 – 7 months old

Information about child and adolescent psychotherapy an evidence based treatment for young people experiencing complex emotional and psychological difficulties

Information about talking therapies. Talking therapies can help people who are feeling stressed, low, worried, unable to relax or who are having difficulty sleeping.

Information about group analytic psychotherapy in Teesside and Durham. Group analytic psychotherapy is a community mental health service which aims to help you make lasting changes.

Information for service users, families, carers and supporters about standard care.

Providing community mental health mindful hypnobirthing classes for mums and their birth partners to minimise the fear-tension-pain cycle resulting in shorter and more comfortable births.

Information about the steps to recovery group. The group will encourage you to consider your own personal steps towards recovery.

Information about the recovery through activity group. The group can support you to make positive changes to your lifestyle.

Information about the positive behaviour support pathway. The positive behaviour support pathway supports adults with learning disabilities whose behaviour is a problem for themselves or others.

Information about physiotherapy-led hydrotherapy in a downloadable, easy-to-read format.

Information about art therapy. Art therapy encourages insight and change, and helps equip you with the skills to cope more successfully outside therapy.

Information for children and young people about cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT). CBT is a therapy that can help you to overcome problems to do with low mood and/or anxiety.

Information about videofluoroscopy. Videofluoroscopy is a low dose moving x-ray of your swallow. This is recorded on videotape or DVD to allow your swallow to be viewed.

Providing psychoanalytic/psychodynamic psychotherapies for adults.

Physiotherapists are experts in human movement and function. They help people affected by injury, illness or disability.

Information about occupational therapy. Occupational therapy helps people become as able as possible wherever they live, and whatever health issues they may have.

Information about mindfulness based cognitive therapy. Mindfulness is a particular way of paying attention to the present moment and can help us become more aware of our thoughts and emotions.

Information about liaison psychiatry, a talking therapy which allows people to discuss their problems, thoughts and feelings in a safe and dependable environment.

Information about Lego therapy, where children work together taking on different roles and are encouraged to practice turn taking, sharing, joint problem solving and general social communication skills

Information about integrated psychological therapy, a focussed, talking therapy which aims to provide useful, practical and helpful strategies that can be incorporated into everyday life

Information about dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) for older people living in County Durham and Darlington.

Information about physiotherapy-led rebound therapy in a downloadable, easy-to-read format.

Information about cognitive stimulation therapy (CST). CST is an evidence based therapy designed to generally improve cognitive and social functioning for people with mild to moderate dementia

Information for adults about Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT). CAT is a talking therapy that mainly focuses on relationship patterns.