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Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Service<br />
Care option Description Cost Unit Code<br />
Outpatient<br />
Location: Maudsley Hospital<br />
Mode: Outpatient<br />
“Before when I was upset or<br />
stressed I used to cut myself.<br />
Now I stop <strong>and</strong> think about<br />
which of the coping skills<br />
I have learnt that I can use<br />
to help me calm down.”<br />
Our service specialises in the assessment <strong>and</strong> treatment<br />
of young people who have a history of self-harm <strong>and</strong><br />
symptoms associated with borderline personality disorder<br />
such as impulsiveness, unstable relationships, anger,<br />
difficulties controlling emotions <strong>and</strong> feelings of emptiness.<br />
We provide assessment, treatment, consultation <strong>and</strong><br />
training. Treatment involves individual therapy <strong>and</strong> group<br />
skills training for the young person. The young person’s<br />
parents or carers also take part in group skills training.<br />
Assessment<br />
Pre-treatment<br />
Treatment<br />
A comprehensive assessment with the young person <strong>and</strong> their<br />
parents or carers, to clarify diagnostic status, in particular whether<br />
the young person meets criteria for emerging borderline personality<br />
disorder. Self-harm behaviours <strong>and</strong> suitability for DBT are assessed.<br />
An assessment report is sent to the young person, their parents<br />
or carers <strong>and</strong> the referrer.<br />
A series of up to six individual sessions with the young person to<br />
orientate them to DBT, assess <strong>and</strong> strengthen motivation, clarify<br />
<strong>and</strong> prioritise goals of treatment, <strong>and</strong> for the young person to<br />
decide whether they wish to commit to DBT.<br />
Consists of weekly individual work <strong>and</strong> group skills training for the<br />
young person <strong>and</strong> group skills training for their parents or carers.<br />
Skills training via telephone is also available. A psychiatric medication<br />
review <strong>and</strong> follow-up are added as required. Duration of treatment<br />
is up to one year.<br />
£1,169 Per assessment 92321<br />
£1,755 Per pretreatment<br />
course<br />
92311<br />
£2,112 Per month 92312<br />
Former patient<br />
Criteria<br />
Eligibility<br />
• Up to 18 years old<br />
• Male or female<br />
• Recurrent self-harm including at least one episode of self-harm<br />
in the past six months<br />
• Presents symptoms associated with an emerging borderline<br />
personality disorder<br />
Exclusion<br />
• Substance dependency (not misuse)<br />
• Presence of another psychiatric disorder or problem requiring<br />
more urgent assessment or treatment<br />
• Previous exclusion from the dialectical behaviour therapy<br />
(DBT) Service within the last three months<br />
Consultation<br />
Training<br />
Consultation is available to clinicians <strong>and</strong> teams regarding self-harm,<br />
risk management <strong>and</strong> difficulties related to elements of borderline<br />
personality disorder. Consultation may be a one-off meeting with<br />
the referring team or may require more extensive involvement.<br />
This could include meeting with the young person <strong>and</strong> parents<br />
or carers, examining available notes, chairing a meeting of professionals,<br />
<strong>and</strong> treatment planning depending on the aims of the consultation.<br />
A comprehensive report of the consultation, including recommendations<br />
regarding case management, can also be provided.<br />
We train by request on topics including assessment, the treatment<br />
<strong>and</strong> management of self-harm, borderline personality disorder, risk,<br />
mindfulness, emotion regulation, interpersonal effectiveness,<br />
distress tolerance <strong>and</strong> DBT strategies. Price varies based on<br />
individual requirements.<br />
Variable Per consultation 92331<br />
Variable<br />
Per training<br />
event<br />
Interventions which may be provided<br />
Outcomes<br />
• Formulation <strong>and</strong> diagnosis<br />
• DBT<br />
• Decreased suicide rates in adolescents<br />
• Reduced frequency of inpatient admissions<br />
• Reduced self-harm <strong>and</strong> risk of suicide<br />
• Decreased impulsivity<br />
• Improved mood<br />
• Increased mindfulness <strong>and</strong> distress tolerance skills<br />
• Improved interpersonal skills <strong>and</strong> emotion regulation<br />
• Improved quality of life<br />
Referrals are accepted from: Contacts: Address:<br />
Consultant psychiatrists<br />
Mental health professionals<br />
GP consortia<br />
Consultant paediatricians<br />
Dr Mima Simic, Consultant Child <strong>and</strong><br />
Adolescent Psychiatrist<br />
Dr Katrina Hunt, Clinical Psychologist<br />
Dr Lucy Taylor, Clinical Psychologist<br />
Dialectical Behaviour<br />
Therapy Service<br />
Michael Rutter Centre<br />
Maudsley Hospital<br />
De Crespigny Park<br />
Denmark Hill<br />
London SE5 8AZ<br />
Tel: 020 3228 3381 / 2749<br />
Fax: 020 3228 5011<br />
Email: dbtservicecamhs@slam.nhs.uk<br />
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