We’re a specialist service supporting families involved with the Independent Maternity Review into cases of serious concern at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.
We appreciate that taking the first step to access psychological support for your experiences may be a challenging one. We will work at your pace, and as these events have likely had an impact across your extended family, we can offer support to your whole family, including those under 18.
Please take a look at some of the information contained here and if you wish to discuss further please call us on 0115 200 1000 or send us an email to refer yourself at enquiries@fpssnottingham.co.uk.
We will be available at the venue on the publication day and group sessions on 24th, 25th and 26th June if anyone needs support alongside their attendance. We will have private space where we can speak to you on the day. The team will also be available via telephone for those not attending who need support on the day.
Weekend after Publication Day
Our phone lines will be open and answered by therapists from the clinical team over the weekend of 27th and 28th June between 9am and 5pm if you feel you need some support or would welcome a chance to talk about your feelings at this time. Please call 0115 2001000.
Ad Hoc Slots
We will have a number of available times in diaries over the next few weeks if anyone would benefit from time to speak to one of the therapists as an ad hoc appointment. These can be accessed by calling 0115 2001000 or emailing enquiries@fpssnottingham.co.uk and arranging a suitable time for someone to call you.
Group sessions are available as detailed here
Losing someone you love is a catastrophic event and is devastating.
Looking after yourself may feel difficult and unimportant but can help you manage some aspects of grief and coping with life.
When you make contact our dedicated administration team will confirm your details and look to arrange an appointment with a wellbeing navigator as the first step on your journey.
Plays a key role in supporting your journey through FPSS.
Intended to be an open and reflective space for you to work through feelings you may have about your experiences.
A therapeutic approach that looks at the links between thoughts, emotions and behaviours.
A therapy designed to help process traumatic memories.
Focuses on helping preventing further episodes of low mood and worry.
Supports you to reduce obstacles within a relationship that result in feeling alone, distressed or make you feel irritable or angry with one other.
A specialised form of yoga that helps those who have experienced trauma or who have a diagnosis of PTSD.
For children either on their own or with wider family members, to support them in their reactions to the experiences in your family.
Experiencing loss and grief within your family can be life changing, and it can create a ripple effect of emotions around you and your family.
0115 200 1000
enquiries@fpssnottingham.co.uk