Our East Cheshire Learning Disability CAMHS team work with children/young people with a learning disability/global developmental delay and their families or carers.
Elm House
Lea Bank Close
Macclesfield
Cheshire
SK11 8HE
Tel: 01625 712043 Email: cwp.
Mill Street
Centre
Mill Street
Crewe
CW2 7AR
Tel: 01270 848030 Email: cwp.
Young people between 0-18 years of age with a diagnosis of a Severe Learning Disability and behaviours which are challenging can be referred to us by a professional (such as a GP or teacher).
The team in Macclesfield now offer a service to all children between 0-5 with any form of developmental delay and behavioural difficulties that are accessing the Early Years Specialist Support Service (EYSS) run by the Local Authority.
Parent programmes
We currently offer the ‘Signposts for Building Better Behaviour’ programme ages 3-16.
Behaviour Assessments
We provide functional assessments which may involve interviewing parents/carers, observing the young person directly at home or at school, and asking parents and/or teachers to complete recording forms.
Behaviour strategies and interventions
The team utilizes a Positive Behaviour Support Model when working with young people and their families. We can create individualised plans written with the young person and their family.
Individual skills work
Using a person centered framework.
Sleep assessments and interventions
These are individualised to the young person/family.
Health facilitation
Support accessing reasonable adjustments and annual health checks.
Early years (0-5) Extra Support Initiative
The team in Macclesfield (East Cheshire CCG boundary which includes Knutsford, Wilmslow, Congleton, Holmes Chapel and Poynton) now offer a service to all children with any form of developmental delay and behavioural difficulties that are accessing the Early Years Specialist Support Service (EYSS) run by the Local Authority. We aim to provide a rapid access self- referral system to provide interventions to prevent and intervene early with any identified behavioural difficulties.