1. NHS Services for Adults in Surrey Howard Childs: Community Behaviour Specialist, Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
A Brief Overview, focusing on mental health and wellbeing, and learning disability services.
What you can expect:
Health services for adults in Surrey work with the accompanying health difficulties (co morbidities) for people diagnosed on the Autistic Spectrum

2. GP and Surrey Primary Care Trust (NHS Surrey) services.
For most non-crisis health situations the GP is the first
place to call.
The NHS often offers a stepped care approach (example
on handout).
Surrey Primary care:
Website
Telephone number
Surrey Primary Care Trust also funds 50% of ASSIST and
ASPIRE (National Autistic Society Aspergers services) with
Social Care.

3. Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Adults with Learning Disabilities.
IQ of 70 or below, from childhood + adaptive and social functioning difficulties. Community services and some residential services in East Surrey.
Adults with Mental Health Problems.
Remit for people with severe and enduring mental health problems such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and severe depression. Inpatient and community services.
Also Older Persons Mental Health, Eating Disorders, Drug and Alcohol, Forensic Mental Health, Psychological Therapies.
SABP NHS Trust also work closely with Surrey
County Council, and voluntary/private sector.

4. Additional information.
Diagnosis for adults. Point of contact is through the G.P.
Mental Health Crisis Line
Patient and Liaison Service (PALS),
East Elmbridge and Spelthorne ,
East Surrey ,
Guildford and Waverley ,
North Surrey ,
Surrey Heath and Woking
Other Websites:
(department of health)
(clinical advice)
(nhs home)
(Computerised therapy advice)
charity dedicated to evidencing interventions for Autistic Spectrum Conditions.