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Personality Disorder Clinical Network

The Leeds Personality Disorder Managed Clinical Network is a city wide multiagency and multidisciplinary service that aims to work effectively with people who present with personality disorder, complexity of need and significant risk issues. It provides a range of different services to meet the needs of people at the varying stages of their journey in the recovery process. These interventions include;

· Care co-ordination
· Case consultation
· Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) group work
· Diverse Pathways (DP) Therapeutic Community
· Journey
· Pear Tree Partnership
· Awareness level training on personality disorder (KUF)

The information leaflet, for staff and service users, available on this page describes these interventions in more detail. Our referral form is also available on this page for your information.

How to contact us

Personality Disorder Clinical Network
Unit 24
Concourse House
432 Dewsbury Road

Office number; 0113 8557950
Fax number; 0113 8557953

Clinical Service Manager - Tom Mullen
Lead Clinician Psychological Therapies & Consultant Clinical & Forensic Psychologist - Sharon Prince
Clinical Team Manager - Jamie Scott
Adult Psychotherapist, DBT & Diverse Pathways lead - Sara Demaine
Occupational Therapy Clinical Specialist - Allan Hirons

Downloads

Service information

Referral form

Referral guidance


Useful links

www.emergenceplus.org.uk 
Emergence is a service user-led organisation supporting all people affected by personality disorder including service users, carers, family and friends and professionals. The website has useful information on personality disorder, as well as a number of events that service users may want to become involved with.

www.personalitydisorder.org.uk
This site can be used to find out more about the different types of personality disorder and what the diagnosis means. Also keep up with the latest news about what is happening in the world of personality disorder.

www.nice.org.uk
On this website you will find a number of guidelines with recommended "good practice" for working with individuals with a diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder and Anti-Social Personality Disorder. There is also a booklet available on this website called: Borderline Personality Disorder: Understanding Nice Guidelines - information for people who use NHS service.

This booklet is about the care and treatment of people with borderline personality disorder in the NHS in England and Wales. It explains guidance (advice) from NICE (the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence). It is written for people with borderline personality disorder but it may also be useful for their families or carers or for anyone with an interest in the condition.

www.personalitypathways.co.uk
This site provides service and referral information for The Pathway Development Service (PDS) is commissioned by the Regional Secure Services Commissioning Team which works across the Yorkshire and Humber region to improve service response for people with personality disorder