Bethlem Royal Hospital Monks Orchard Road, Beckenham BR3 3BX
About the Business
Welcome to Bethlem Royal Hospital, one of the most historic mental health institutions in the world, located on Monks Orchard Road in Beckenham, United Kingdom. As a leading establishment dedicated to mental health, Bethlem has been serving patients with a range of mental health conditions for over 700 years.
Our hospital is world-renowned for being at the forefront of research, treatment, and rehabilitation in the field of mental health. We provide compassionate and personalized care to each of our patients, ensuring they receive the best possible outcomes. Our staff has a wealth of experience and expertise in diagnosing, treating, and supporting those who are struggling with mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia.
At Bethlem Royal Hospital, we provide a range of services to support your mental health journey. Our facilities include specialized units for inpatients and outpatients with mental health conditions, a psychology department, therapy and rehabilitation sessions, and a dedicated mental health wellness program.
In addition to our clinical services, we are proud to offer a range of educational and community outreach programs aimed at breaking down the stigma associated with mental health. Whether it's through our awareness campaigns, public lectures, or community events, we firmly believe in the importance of empowering individuals to foster positive mental health outcomes.
As a point of interest, Bethlem Royal Hospital has a rich history dating back to the 13th century when it was founded as a priory for the poor and infirm. Our institution has undergone several transformations throughout its long history, and we continue to adapt to the ever-changing landscape of mental health.
We are committed to achieving the best possible outcomes for our patients and providing a supportive environment where individuals can regain their mental health and achieve their goals. At Bethlem Royal Hospital, we believe that good mental health is possible for everyone. We invite you to be a part of our journey towards holistic mental health and well-being.
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Reviews
"Speechless. Things appear to be improving but when I got here a few weeks ago it was, well, ‘Bedlam’. The staff were lethally dangerous and even a couple of the patients thought they’d have a go, too. Can we all be, like, peace-loving hippies yet or not?!?? Xx"
"The teenage ward is very unprofessional and don’t know how to work with children. They provoke you and sit together and laugh about you and then make it seem as if your imagining things when your not . 2 of the most liked girls were tying to bully and attack me but when I reacted I was the one that was sent to the seclusion room whilst they got away with it . When I was locked Inside the room once it took them over 3 hours to bring me my food after dinner time so I was hungry and didn’t eat dinner for a while. They refused to bring me my snacks at snack time even if it’s just 3 biscuits. Their breakfast is horrible it’s pouched eggs that you put in the oven. There was one staff who was really nice to me and would always come and talk to me and give me advice on what I could do against the people not treating me well but then they’d always look at us when we were talking and becsude if this they stopped her from seeing me . Also when they restrain you their very rough for no reason and a lot of them become angry I had one staff pull my hair so far back I thought my neck was gonna snap. The food portion sizes are tiny . They purposely kept putting me with a staff member that they knew I didn’t like . When they came in to clean my room the male staff would always stand right above me to make sure I wouldn’t get up and try anything but it was still very intimidating. Over all these staff members don’t know how to deal with teens at all they all have anger issues and are rude and constantly use your illness against you. And dr Dan is a smug guy who enjoys making young people feel hopeless , he told me that I wouldn’t get anywhere in life and that I’d end up dead or worse if I didn’t change , which isn’t something u should tell a teenager much less someone who’s in mental hospital for obvious reasons . There’s so much I can talk about"
"I was in the mother and baby unit 9 years ago. I hated every second of it. I felt trapped and I had no say in my daily life for the 3 months I was there.in a place like that you soon realise that unless you just do what the staff want you to do, you will be the one who suffers . You'll have no freedom and you'll be in hospital for ages.i didn't find it helpful or therapeutic. In fact all these years later memories of it are still upsetting."
"Very few support workers, seem to be client focused. The whole mental health services need more funding, so that real person centred care can be achieved. Currently SLAM is not fit for purpose. Better client and clinician, communication and transparency needed, to help reduce psychological stresses."
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