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- Child development services
- Community children's nursing services
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- Looked-after children's services
- Paediatric occupational therapy services
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- Neurological & community rehabilitation, and falls prevention services
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- Information about the vaccines our Child Immunisation Service offers
- Therapies
- Occupational therapy services
- Physiotherapy services
- Speech and language therapy services
- Paediatric physiotherapy services
- Eating disorders
- Inpatient and daypatient eating disorder services
- Outpatient eating disorder services
- Learning disabilities
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- Inpatient learning disability assessment and treatment services
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- Mental health
- Chronic fatigue service
- Electro-convulsive therapy (ECT)
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- Perinatal Mental Health Service
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- Inpatient mental health wards
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- Liaison psychiatry
- Single Point of Access
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- Youth offender institutes and secure training centres
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- Community offender health services
- Inpatient secure services
- Sexual health and HIV
- Community-based sexual health services
- Sexual health promotion for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Groups (BAME)
- Sexual health services for female sex workers
- Sexual health services for men who have sex with men (MSM)
- Sexual health outreach services
- Sexual problems assessment and treatment services
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Physiotherapy services
Physiotherapy services work with patients to help them to lead the most active, independent life possible, providing recommendations for the ongoing management of their condition.
Physiotherapists help and treat patients who have physical problems caused by illness, accident or ageing. They use their expertise and skills in pain relief, movement and manipulation to treat, rehabilitate and re-educate patients.
Their core skills include manual therapy (such as massage and manipulation), therapeutic exercise and other techniques such as Ultrasound, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES), and the application of heat or cold to an injured area. Physiotherapists also understand the psychological, cultural and social factors that may influence their patients and aim to work with them accordingly.
Eligibility criteria and referrals
Eligibility criteria and referrals vary according to location. For details, choose a service from the list below the map.
Related services
- Community-based sexual health services
- Community health services for children & families