Ty Einon Centre,

Princess Street, Gorseinon, Swansea SA4 4US

"Makes a change from not so good reviews but I found Ty Einon to be thorough, empathetic and very helpful, I'm very grateful"

"I got signed off the community team because I wouldn't engage with them about leaving my flat ( aspergers, scared of people) . Now i get a phone call every 3-4 months from a doctor I've never met to check if I'm still alive"

"I was seen rapidly and appropriately during the early weeks of the covid pandemic by Ty Einon when I experienced a severe manic break & was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. I also received several follow up video consults. I have had a good experience with advice given, follow up & medication change liaison with my GP when I experienced adverse side effects on the meds initially prescribed after my inpatient stay at Cefn Coed. I think this clinic is doing the best it can with ever diminishing resources & increasing patient population & complexities."

"They diagnosed me with ptsd and they have done nothing for me for 3 years I phoned them and the woman was shouting down the phone and said she can't do anything for me and hang up on me I phoned back and went through to another woman and said she hang up because i was shouting at her and blamed me they are liars. if I could put zero stars I would they are useless and need to close coz the don't help"

"As much as I want to put my trust into Ty Einon, I cannot. Their lack of communication is beyond awful, and don’t expect much from them to get back to you after leaving a message. I find one of the secretaries under my assigned psychiatrist very blunt and rude and not helpful at all, and have avoided her now due to this, don’t expect any form of reassurance or for her to even know who to contact in terms of crisis. Considering two points of access’ had been sent across, and two further a&e visits due to crisis point, there is no assigned CPN. Severe improvements need to be made to ensure their patients are cared for in the correct manner."