A quiet path
back to yourself.
A community mental health recovery service for adults in North East Hampshire living with severe or enduring mental health challenges. We walk alongside you — at your pace, toward your definition of recovery.
Recovery is rarely linear — and never lonely.
We are a secondary mental health service, which means we support people whose needs go beyond what primary care alone can offer. Our work is evidence-based, time-limited, and built around the belief that recovery looks different for everyone.
Assessment that listens
We begin with a careful, unhurried assessment — understanding not just the diagnosis, but the life around it. Your story shapes the plan.
Treatment with evidence
Time-lited psychological interventions and treatments with a proven foundation — delivered by clinicians trained in their craft.
Independence, gradually
The focus of our whole service is recovery and independence — connecting you with community, voluntary, and statutory support that endures beyond our time together.
We treat the person, not just the presentation. Every team around the table brings a different lens — and that's where good care begins.
Many minds. One plan around you.
Our community teams bring together health professionals from different disciplines. Your care is never one person's opinion — it's a conversation.
Doctors & Psychiatrists
Medical assessment, diagnosis, and medication where appropriate.
Mental Health Nurses
Regular support, monitoring, and practical guidance through recovery.
Psychologists
Evidence-based talking therapies and structured psychological interventions.
Occupational Therapists
Helping you rebuild daily rhythm, routine, and the things that matter.
Social Workers
Practical, social, and community connections — the scaffolding of recovery.
From referral to recovery.
If you'd like to be seen by our team, the route in is usually through your GP, who can refer you. Here's what happens next.
Referral
Most people reach us via their GP or another health professional. They'll send us a referral with relevant background, and we'll be in touch.
Welcome & Assessment
You'll meet a member of the team for an initial conversation. We listen carefully — to your history, your hopes, and what's feeling hardest right now.
A plan, written with you
Together we agree a care plan — evidence-based, time-limited, and reviewed regularly. It might include psychological interventions, medication review, practical support, or referral to community partners.
Connection beyond us
Recovery continues after our involvement ends. We connect you with voluntary, independent, and community organisations across North East Hampshire so support carries on.
Reach out. We'll listen.
Our team is available Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. If you or someone you care for may need our support, your GP can refer — or you're welcome to call us directly to talk it through.
Visit or call
Hospital Hill, Aldershot
GU11 1AY
9:00am – 5:00pm
Who you'll meet
Our team is led by experienced clinicians who oversee care across the service. You may also be supported by nurses, psychologists, OTs, and social workers depending on your needs.
Part of Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust — providing specialist mental health and learning disability services across Surrey and North East Hampshire.