Mental Health
It is estimated that one in four of us will experience some mental health problems in our lifetime, from a low period, to more serious depression, to a small number who will experience severe mental health problems. If you feel persistently sad, have trouble sleeping or experience unexplained aches and pains, you should visit your GP for some advice. Most people are treated by the GP alone, unless more support, for example, therapy services, is required, in which case you may be referred to some of the following day and hospital services.
South Lee Mental Health Services
Hospitals
Acute Mental Health Unit, Cork University Hospital, Wilton, Cork. Phone: 021 492 2000
St. Catherines Ward, St. Finbarr's Hospital, Douglas Rd, Cork. Phone: 021 492 3335
Hostels
Glenmalure House, Blackrock Road, Cork. Phone: 021 429 2651
Day Hospitals
Ravenscourt, St. Finbarr's Hospital, Douglas Rd. Cork. Phone: 021 492 3247
Day Centres
Adult Mental Health and Intellectual Disability Services, Tosnú, West End Ballincollig. Phone: 021 487 2688
Adult Mental Health Services, Ballincollig Primary Care Centre. Phone: 021 466 6328
Watergate Mental Health Centre, Bandon, Co Cork. Phone: 023 884 4590
Togher Day Centre, Togher Community Centre, Togher, Cork. Phone: 021 432 2078
Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
The purpose of the service is to provide a mental health service to children and adolescents who are experiencing moderate to severe emotional, psychological or behavioural problems. Age range 0 to15 years is seen for assessment, once referral is made prior to 16th birthday. Expected waiting list time and priority status decision may influence referral acceptance determination. Some adolescents who have been assessed prior to their 16th birthday may continue to be offered a service up to their 18th birthday.
Contact details for CAMHS Services in Cork South Lee and West Cork
