Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust - Trust HQ

In mental health support was really lonely during the pandemic, we need Government to look at this very critically. We also need those who care for mental health their payments must be improved so that they can carry good care.

Utterly appalling service that leaves the most vulnerable without the support they promised.

My son never get the quality of care that he needs

Dreadful service. Even if you see a psychiatrist, they listen but don't actually do anything.

Despite being referred twice for talking therapies, I've not even received an acknowledgment. I appreciate the use of internet based consultations but not using normal apps (like zoom, teams) means that I could join in normally because of conflicts with my mobiles settings. I understand that they don't want to give out email addresses but there's a reason why some services are world leading and used by governments and businesses to conduct confidential calls.

The team are fantastic. They are so understanding and happy to help. The education group and monthly groups have been extremely helpful to me and I continue to enjoy the benefits of this service.

Dreadful service. Even if you see a psychiatrist, they listen but don't actually do anything.

Service from Team very spasmodic

I have been suffering from sever depression for years, my GP keeps referring me for treatment, mental health staff keep refusing to help. My experience is that there is no Mental Health support in Birmingham.

My mother has dementia and the service provided to her has been wonderful, Very supportive staff and a great help in time of need, despite my father being reluctant to accept help.