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In a life threatening emergency call 999

Katie – Enhanced Mental Health Facilitator

Katie is working as part of Island City Primary Care Network, and has experience working on a psychiatric inpatient ward and Paediatric intensive care unit for around 6 years. Katie is also studying in the third year of her psychology with counselling degree.

“I’m excited to support the GPs in getting people to the right support and ensuring those with mental health are getting the support they need and at an earlier stage.”

Fun Fact
Katie has two house rabbits.

 

Wayne – Enhanced Mental Health Facilitator

Wayne is working as part of the Portsmouth North Primary Care Network, and has been supporting people with their mental health and addictions since moving back to England in 2014.

“Reaching mental health support is changing, we want all doors to be open so that everybody has somebody to talk to right now. The exciting part is we can all work together for everybody else.”

Fun Fact
Wayne has two Labradors called Silver and ash, a cat called nova, four guinea pigs, Ecko the gecko two turtles and about 5,000 fish.

Aslima – Enhanced Mental Health Facilitator

Aslima is working as part of the Island City Primary Care Network, and comes from a Psychology and Counselling background with years of experience working in different mental health settings.

“I understand how hard it can be to get support for mental health. This is why it is so important to bridge the gap between primary and secondary care to make sure patients get the right help through the right services like the Portsmouth mental health hub.”

Fun Fact
Aslima can play the flute.

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If you or someone you know needs urgent mental health help, please call 111 – the NHS non-emergency number. It’s available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and is free from any phone. They have specialist mental health nurses who can support adults and young people.

In a life-threatening emergency, always call 999.