Mental Health Services

Mental health issues have a massive, and growing, impact on workplace absenteeism. By 2020 anxiety disorders and depression are expected to become the second and third most prevalent cause of human illness. Additionally the value of mental health therapies is being increasingly recognised for trauma and accident rehabilitation

Delivering Mental Health Services

We adopt an evidence based approach to the management of common mental health problems:

recognising and accurately diagnosing problems
providing comprehensive assessment and
accurately differentiating between people with mild, moderate or severe symptoms

A Nationwide Network of Mental Health Practitioners

Our services are delivered through a UK network of 1100 highly skilled and experienced independent practitioners which includes:

All practitioners are registered and accredited to their respective professional bodies such as the British Psychological Society (BPS) and Health Professions Council (HPC), British Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapists (BABCP), United Kingdom Psychotherapy Council (UKCP) or accredited members of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).

Provision of Psychological Therapies

Therapy can be provided through the following means:

Face-to-face sessions delivered via our extensive counselling and psychology networks
Telephone counselling
Computerised CBT programmes
Our Therapists and Practitioners are supported by a technically skilled, clinically governed, administration team.
Emphasis, through our governance and audit programmes, is at all times placed upon the clinical excellence, quality assurance and outcome of our work.

Evidence-Based Mental Health Tools and Measures

Practical evaluation lies at the centre of our approach to delivering positive, outcome focused, mental health interventions; especially in relation to the workplace.

Our evidence-based approach allows us to identify the key issues affecting mental health and wellbeing and use this knowledge to provide high quality advice, assessment and therapeutic treatment to help businesses and individuals better manage mental health and wellbeing.

Overland Health has developed screening tools, as proposed under the NICE guidelines and in conjunction with our own consultant counselling psychologist. These are used at triage stage to ascertain the extent of illness.

Overland Health’s Governance

All OHL mental health therapists belong to their respective professional body. Our application and acceptance procedures ensure that all therapists are fully trained in the treatment they offer and carry professional indemnity insurance.

Clinical Outcomes

Our clinical outcomes are measured using established and externally validated methods. Audits are undertaken every month and presented to the clinical management and advisory board for ratification and action.

Client Satisfaction (comment and complaints)

We value feedback, requesting clients complete a satisfaction survey on completion of their treatment programme.

We continually monitor our own performance, listening to the views of those using our services, practitioners, therapists and clients.

Overland has a detailed complaints procedure, and leaflets which explain the process can be found throughout the Clinic.

Confidentiality

All our data and medical records are treated as confidential. We fully comply with both data protection legislation and with medical confidentiality guidelines.

Find Out More

To find out more about our mental health services or any other areas of our rehabilitation provision, please contact our team on (020) 3355 4259, make an enquiry here or, to make a referral or request a quote, use our online referral form here.