AccEPT Clinic Service

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Buyers

Devon Partnership NHS Trust

Value

£148,072

Suppliers

University of Exeter

Classifications

Psychiatrist or psychologist services

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1 day ago

Description

The AccEPT Clinic addresses substantial deficiencies in the provision of psychological therapy for adults with serious mental illness (SMI) in Devon. 
This includes:
•	People with hard-to-treat depression who have not benefited from existing IAPT or pharmacological interventions.
•	Individuals with bipolar disorder who are out of remit for secondary care but require psychological support or relapse prevention.
•	People with histories of SMI and mood disorders who no longer meet secondary care thresholds but experience languishing wellbeing.

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Devon Partnership NHS Trust

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Helen Jaques

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