Achieving the highest standards in mental health service solutions

A third of gay men, one quarter of bisexual men and over 40 per cent of lesbians encounter negative or mixed reactions from mental health professionals when being open about their sexuality.

MIND (2003) Mental health and social wellbeing of gay men, lesbians and bisexuals.

Introduction

The hallmark of User Friendly Psychiatry is the recruitment of high quality, accomplished associates who are involved in clinical services or clinical service research.

Our principal and associate clinicians have worked (or still work) within a range of settings including specialist mental health and psychology services within mental health NHS trusts, higher education institutions, the healthcare commission, local authorities & 3rd sector organisations.

We also encourage the involvement and recruitment of service user consultants. We don’t want to keep all that expertise to ourselves – we wish to pass on and share our expertise to you; to benefit your services or brief. Our corporate services are for any size of company or charity.

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Last site update: 19th January 2010