Secure and forensic

The Atlas service offers direct clinical support to a small number of cases held by the National Probation Service in Norfolk and Suffolk, who are assessed as having a high level of clinical need, based on problematic personality characteristics and emotional dysregulation. The service also supports probation case managers.

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The CORE service primarily offers case formulation and clinical advice to probation staff for cases held by the National Probation Service in Norfolk and Suffolk. In a very small number of cases, direct assessment of individuals with high levels of need may occur.

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Enhanced Support Service (ESS) is part of NSFT’s portfolio of national Offender Personality Disorder Pathway services offered at HMP Wayland. The service encompasses nursing and psychological approaches. It offers short-term outreach and support to individuals who are experiencing emotional dysregulation and associated behavioural problems linked to personality.

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The Integrated Mental Health and Justice Pathway offers a range of services across Norfolk and Suffolk at all stages of the Criminal Justice System. The Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust has a Liaison and Diversion Service providing interventions for people through police custody and court.

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Liaison and Diversion services assess people suspected of a crime before any sentence. They help people to find support from a treatment or support service to improve health and criminal justice outcomes. 

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Blakeney Ward is a 16-bed ward for offending males or males at risk of offending who have a mental illness and who need a low secure setting. It is for men over the age of 18. Blakeney Ward is in Northside House.

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Foxhall House is a 16-bedded unit for offending men or men at risk of offending, over the age of 18, who have a mental illness and who require a low secure setting.

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Catton Ward is a medium-secure ward providing admission/assessment and rehabilitation. We admit male individuals who are suffering from a mental illness who require a period of assessment. The service admits from a number of sources including prisons and other Medium Secure Units.

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Drayton Ward is a medium-secure ward providing admission, assessment and rehabilitation. We admit men who are suffering from a mental illness who require a period of assessment and treatment. We admit from a number of sources including prisons and other Medium Secure Units.

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The Mental Wellbeing Support Team offers Wellbeing (Improving Access to Psychological Therapies - IAPT) and Mental Health services. This is provided by one multi-disciplinary team at HMP Norwich.

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The Prison Wellbeing (IAPT) Service is an NHS service situated in prisons which offers primary mental health support for mild to moderate common mental health difficulties. We provide guided self-help via individual appointments, group workshops and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.

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The aim of the Psychology in Probation service is to support the individual and their probation officer to gain a shared understanding of the person. They can then begin to help the person plan for their future.

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The Secure Services Forensic Community Teams provide recovery-focused community care. This is for offenders who have been, or are being, discharged from a secure unit.

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Personality disorder pathway post-treatment service for offenders. PIPEs are not a treatment. They are designed to support transition and personal development at significant stages of an offender's pathway.  It is a national service with a focus on the East of England and Midlands regions.

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Whitlingham Ward supports women over 18 within a secure setting. People will receive specialist assessment, treatment and intensive rehabilitation in a safe environment.

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