Adult Mental Health Clinic

Our Consultant Psychiatrists all have considerable expertise in the assessment, diagnosis, and management of a wide range of mental health difficulties in the field of general adult psychiatry (age 18 and upwards).

Adult Mental Health Clinic

Adult Mental Health Clinic

Adult Mental Health Clinic

Our Consultant Psychiatrists all have considerable expertise in the assessment, diagnosis, and management of a wide range of mental health difficulties in the field of general adult psychiatry (age 18 and upwards).

Adult Mental Health Clinic

Adult Mental Health Services

Initial consultations for general psychiatric conditions last approximately 90 minutes and as necessary we can offer review consultations of around 30 minutes.

At the initial consultation your psychiatrist will take time to understand your mental health history in detail. This will include listening to your current difficulties, as well as considering your early years and the experiences that have shaped you, previous and current medications, social circumstances, family history, and physical health. It is important to be comprehensive as many factors can impact on someone’s mental health. This approach enables us to understand your problems in a holistic way to be able to reach a diagnostic opinion and advise on a treatment plan suitable for your individual needs. After the consultation, we will write a report and send this to you and your GP.

Common Conditions We Cover

We have experience covering amongst others the following areas:

  • Mood disorders (including depression and bipolar affective disorder type 1 and type 2, previously known as “manic depression”)
  • Anxiety conditions (including panic, agoraphobia, generalised anxiety disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder/OCD, post-traumatic stress disorder/PTSD, and social phobia)
  • Eating disorders
  • Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
  • ASD Assessment and Diagnosis Norwich, Norfolk
  • Problems related to childhood or complex trauma
  • Mental health difficulties related to stress
  • Personality disorder
  • Occupational health assessments
  • Referral for psychological therapy
Adult Mental Health Clinic

Adult Mental Health Clinic Frequently Asked Questions

We actively encourage you to discuss accessing our service with your GP and request to receive an initial referral from your GP. This is because your GP is the medical professional responsible for co-ordinating your health care and their involvement helps to ensure that professionals can communicate to maintain best practice. When referring to us, your GP can provide relevant clinical information to inform our approach. We request your permission to send clinical letters to your GP following appointments to keep them informed and where necessary to liaise with your GP to prioritise your physical and mental health care. Once we have received your GP referral letter, we will contact you to register you with our service and add you to our waiting list. We can let you know an up-to-date approximate wait time at the point you are added to our wait list. Once an initial consultation slot becomes available, we will make contact and at that stage you will need to pay for the assessment to confirm your appointment.

Initial consultations:

An initial consultation (via video appointment) is £350* for approximately 90 minutes.
An initial consultation (face to face in Norwich) is £400* for approximately 90 minutes.

Review consultations:

A review consultation (via video appointment) is £180* for approximately 30 minutes.
A review consultation (face to face in Norwich) is £230* for approximately 30 minutes.

*Please be advised any costs quoted reflect our current appointment charges, however these may be subject to change from time to time and you will be charged according to the cost at the time your appointment is booked.

Most of our appointments take place via video consultation. We also offer in-person appointments at our Norwich clinic, however, please be aware that these are charged at a higher rate (please check the price with us at the time of booking if needed) and as availability for these is limited the wait time may be longer than for a video appointment.

We see adults aged 18 and above. For under 18’s we recommend contacting CAMHS Consultant Psychiatrist Dr James Fox.

If you are registered with a private medical insurer, please be aware that only some of us see insured patients. It is important to let us know at the time of your initial inquiry if you are planning to use insurance to cover your fees, we will then be able to advise if we are able to accommodate this.

Contacting the Anchor Psychiatry Group

The list on this page serves as a guide to the more common conditions that we may see and treat but please feel free to contact us if you have any queries.

To access our services, we highly advise consulting your general practitioner (GP) and requesting an initial referral. This step is crucial as your GP plays a pivotal role in coordinating your healthcare, ensuring seamless communication among professionals, and upholding the highest standards of care.

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