Support and Early Engagement Network (SEEN)

PLEASE NOTE THIS SERVICE IS ONLY FOR PATIENTS REGISTERED AT CLARKSON SURGERY, TRINITY SURGERY, PARSONS DROVE SURGERY OR NORTH BRING PRACTICE.

What to expect: 

If your child seeking mental health support, is under 19 years of age, and is registered at either Clarkson Surgery, Trinity Surgery, Parson Drove Surgery or North Brink Practice, the SEEN service can offer you support.  The team can provide an assessment, advice and referral to other services and also to local support in the community.

You can access this support by making an appointment through your GP practice or you can attend their Family Mental Health Hubs at the Annabelle Davis Centre on Fridays between 10.00am - 12.00pm and 2:00pm - 4:00pm, no appointment necessary.

More information: 

SEEN's mission is to promote wellness in Wisbech by offering biological, psychological, and social assistance to young people and, if feasible, their families via a network of teams that include primary and secondary care services with the goal to reduce mental health conditions.

The SEEN team provide assessment and support for children and young people who are struggling with their mental health. They can support by communicating between primary and secondary care and acting as a point of contact for young people and their carers during waiting time for specialist services.

The SEEN team is staffed by trained nurses, health and wellbeing leads and supported by social prescribers.

There is also a support group for parents and Carers of Neurodiverse children. For more information click here.

This is a free service.