Translate A A A Also in this section Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) HomeServicesChild and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) Our Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) treats children and young people with a range of difficulties that are seriously impacting on their mental health and emotional wellbeing. Patients can be seen and helped in a number of ways from consultations through to staying at our state-of-the-art inpatient facilities. We also have a 24 hour, seven-day-a-week psychiatric on-call service. Find out how to refer to our CAMHS services. CAMHS teams We have several teams of doctors, nurses and other health care professionals in CAMHS who you may meet during your visit. Our teams offer a range of different services: The Becton Centre for Children and Young People is a state-of-the-art centre for children and young adults aged up to 18 with serious and complex mental health issues. The centre offers inpatient services in three lodges: Emerald Lodge (ages 8-13), and Sapphire Lodge (ages 13-18). Ruby Lodge (for young people with learning disabilities ages 8-18). Our Community CAMHS Teams have two bases at different locations in the city to make it easier for people to see them: Beighton Community CAMHS at the Becton Centre and Centenary Community CAMHS in Upperthorpe. Amber Lodge, an intensive outreach treatment and day unit also offers support for young people aged 5-11years for young people in the community. The Child and Adolescent Learning Disability and Mental Health Team sees a particular group of children and young people with moderate, severe and profound learning disabilities and who may be experiencing a range of emotional and/or mental health difficulties in the community. Vulnerable Children’s Team which includes MAPS, Forensic CAMHS and workers who work into. Professionals Our CAMHS teams are composed of mental health professionals in a wide range of roles which helps us ensure that we can give patients the most appropriate treatment and support. Psychiatrists Psychologists Mental Health Nurses Art Therapists Family Therapists Psychotherapists Allied Health Professionals Primary Mental Health Workers Trainees Epic Friends The Sheffield CAMHS team developed the Epic Friends website to help young people who think their friends may have mental health problems. The site offers advice on a range of issues including bullying, depression, anxiety, family problems, self-harm and eating disorders. It also offers guidance on when to seek help and where to go for further support. Epic Friends was funded by The Children’s Hospital Charity. Documents Amber Lodge CAMHS Beighton Community CAMHS CAMHS Parent/Carer Support Group Centenary Community CAMHS Emerald Lodge CAMHS Forensic CAMHS Learning Disabilities and Mental Health (LDMH) Mental Capacity Act Resource Pack Multi-Agency Psychological Support (MAPS) Ruby Lodge CAMHS Sapphire Lodge CAMHS Contact us Becton Centre call 0114 305 3106 Centenary House call 0114 305 3218 Beighton Community CAMHS call 0114 305 3106 email camhsspa@nhs.net Centenary Community CAMHS call 0114 305 3218 email camhsspa@nhs.net To speak to the Trust switchboard call 0114 271 7000 You might also be interested in... Community CAMHS CAMHS FAQs Advice for those affected by the Manchester attack Coronavirus Coronavirus Resources for children and families COVID-19 research Help to transform our extraordinary hospital into something even better. Donate today Sheffield Children's@SheffChildrens Christmas can be a busy time for everyone, so on day two of our Therapy Team Advent Calendar we’re looking at how y… https://t.co/GuAMJMBzdY Quick links Appointment change Charities Feedback Hospital building improvements Jobs Outpatients Maps Parking Public transport Teams Visiting Wards Emergency Department Handbook Emergency Surgery Online Training Hub Text only Accessibility Privacy guidance Your information Terms and conditions Home Patients & Parents Services Refer to us About us Contact us Services A-Z Staff A-Z Latest news Feedback Research © Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust November 2021: Our guidance for inpatients at Sheffield Children's has changed. Two named parents/carers may be permitted in inpatients only.See more about our guidance about inpatients + By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. more information Accept