Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy

Women sitting with eyes shut and crossed legs in a parkMindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) is used to treat a wide range of physical, emotional and mental health problems such as depression. It is recommended through guidelines from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).

We accept referrals for adults over the age of 18 experiencing a range of diagnoses, where significant clinical depression is a feature of their symptoms.

Service users will need to be willing to participate in a group programme and be motivated to undertake between-session tasks. These will include exercises aimed at increasing self-awareness, such as meditation and keeping thought diaries.

Find our more with our  mindfulness top ten tips .

Accessing our service

Referrals are taken from mental health professionals and are made directly to the service.

Visitor parking is available on site. Some spaces have been designated for use by blue badge holders.

Contact and find us

Tel: 0115 844 0547

St Ann's House
114 Thorneywood Mount
Nottinghamshire
NG3 2PZ

Service opening hours

Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm.

Help in a crisis

If your concern relates to a service user currently known to the team then please contact the team directly within working hours or the relevant CRHT for the service user out of these hours

If your concern relates to a service user not known to this team or member of the public then please contact the relevant mental health team involved, the local crisis team or the police should your concerns relate to risk and require immediate emergency response.

Information for health professionals

Referrals from mental health professionals should be made directly to the service.

 

Team leader

Tom O'Reilly
Tel: 0115 844 0547
Fax: 0115 844 0530
Email: tom.o'reilly@nottshc.nhs.uk

 

Service commissioned by

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board.

 

 

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