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Part of the Insights into Mental Health Services in Lanarkshire series. In this episode, we discuss the role of nursing within the General Adult Community Mental Health Team (CMHT). We explore assessment, therapeutic interventions, risk management, multidisciplinary working, and the types of patients who may benefit from CMHT nursing support. This episode provides educational content for trained health professionals. It is not designed for use by the general public and does not constitute clinical advice. Please note that pathways are specific to those working within NHS Lanarkshire. This episode was recorded in 2026; services, pathways and guidance may change over time. For any queries, concerns, or issues relating to this podcast series, please contact: LAN.podcastfeedback@lanarkshire.scot.nhs.uk
Part of the Insights into Mental Health Services in Lanarkshire series. In this episode, we explore Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) and Neurodevelopmental Services in Lanarkshire. We discuss the structure of CAMHS, referral and triage processes, multidisciplinary working, which children and young people are most likely to benefit from specialist input, and alternative sources of support when CAMHS involvement may not be required. We also explore resources available to children, young people and families, and provide an overview of the neurodevelopmental pathway for children and young people. This episode provides educational content for trained health professionals. It is not designed for use by the general public and does not constitute clinical advice. Please note that pathways are specific to those working within NHS Lanarkshire. This episode was recorded in 2026; services, pathways and guidance may change over time. For any queries, concerns, or issues relating to this podcast series, please contact: LAN.podcastfeedback@lanarkshire.scot.nhs.uk
Part of the Insights into Mental Health Services in Lanarkshire series. In this episode, we explore the TESS service and its role in supporting people experiencing eating disorders. We discuss referral pathways, assessment processes, multidisciplinary working, transitions from CAMHS, physical and psychological considerations, and the patient journey through the service. We also consider what information is most helpful to include when referring from primary care. This episode provides educational content for trained health professionals. It is not designed for use by the general public and does not constitute clinical advice. Please note that pathways are specific to those working within NHS Lanarkshire. This episode was recorded in 2026; services, pathways and guidance may change over time. For any queries, concerns, or issues relating to this podcast series, please contact: LAN.podcastfeedback@lanarkshire.scot.nhs.uk
Part of the Insights into Mental Health Services in Lanarkshire series. In this episode, we explore the Community Perinatal Mental Health Team and the specialist support available during pregnancy and the postnatal period. We discuss referral criteria, assessment processes, levels of urgency, multidisciplinary working, collaboration with maternity services, and the distinction between the Perinatal Mental Health Service and Maternity and Neonatal Psychology Interventions (MNPI). This episode provides educational content for trained health professionals. It is not designed for use by the general public and does not constitute clinical advice. Please note that pathways are specific to those working within NHS Lanarkshire. This episode was recorded in 2026; services, pathways and guidance may change over time. For any queries, concerns, or issues relating to this podcast series, please contact: LAN.podcastfeedback@lanarkshire.scot.nhs.uk
Part of the Insights into Mental Health Services in Lanarkshire series. In this episode, we explore the Maternity and Neonatal Psychology Interventions (MNPI) service. We discuss the psychological impact of pregnancy, birth and neonatal care, the types of difficulties that may lead to referral, referral pathways, multidisciplinary working, and the support available to parents and families during the perinatal period. This episode provides educational content for trained health professionals. It is not designed for use by the general public and does not constitute clinical advice. Please note that pathways are specific to those working within NHS Lanarkshire. This episode was recorded in 2026; services, pathways and guidance may change over time. For any queries, concerns, or issues relating to this podcast series, please contact: LAN.podcastfeedback@lanarkshire.scot.nhs.uk