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Child Development Centres Across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
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Community Paediatric Physiotherapy
The Community Paediatric Physiotherapy services offers triage, assessment and treatment for children form 0-18 years with a wide range of conditions. These include Cerebral Palsy, Spina bifida, Developmental Delay, Muscular-dystrophy, co-ordination difficulties after injuries and many more.
The service is delivered into Child Development centres, Special Schools, Mainstream Schools and Nurseries as well as in the child’s home. The service offers regular advice, treatment programmes and therapy.
Referrals are accepted from all Allied Health Professionals which include Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists and Occupational Therapists etc as well as GP’s and other medical personnel including Specialists Health Visitors within the CDC’s
Early Intervention Psychological Services
The service aims to promote resiliency in children and parents through intervening early and preventing mental health problems becoming entrenched.
This service offers psychological advice/support for a range of early stage psychological problems such as behaviour management, anxiety/phobias, and Developmental Delay. Referrals are accepted for children up to age 12 years made by any professional within the childcare community including GP’s, Health Visitors, School Health Service, Child Development Teams, Social Work, Psychological Services and Education.
Paediatric Occupational Therapy
Call: 0141 207 7150
The Occupational Therapist aims to encourage the child to do as much as possible for him/herself. Occupational Therapy offer a range of services including Peripatetic Team based within the Child Development Centres which offers a generic service of assessment, advice and intervention as appropriate to children and young people between birth and 18 years of age
Referral will depend on the professional in contact with the child or family and the place in which the child has been identified as needing support from this service.
Speech and Language Therapy
Speech and Language Therapy offer a range of services including an Acute Service in wards, Pre Five Services in Child Development Centre’s, School Services in Mainstream and Special Schools, Autistic Spectrum Disorder Service, Dysfluency Team, Bi Lingual Team, Hearing Impairment and Visual Impairment Teams and Dual Sensory Impairment Team.
Referrals are taken from birth and come from a range of sources including Health visitors, General Practioner’s, Education Staff, Paediatricians, Hearing Screening Services and families. This will depend on the professional in contact with the child or family and the place in which the child has been identified as needing support from this service.
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Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service
The service aims to promote the mental health and well-being of young people and families by offering the following:
- Assessment and treatment of severe mental health problems in childhood and adolescence
- Consultation and liaison with other agencies working with young people
- Teaching and training
- Reports to the Children’s Hearing and other medico-legal services
- Research and audit activities
Paediatric Occupational Therapy
- Call: 01475 504630
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Community Paediatric Physiotherapy
The Community Paediatric Physiotherapy services offers triage, assessment and treatment for children form 0-18 years with a wide range of conditions. These include Cerebral Palsy, Spina bifida, Developmental Delay, Muscular-dystrophy, co-ordination difficulties after injuries and many more.
The service is delivered into Child Development centres, Special Schools, Mainstream Schools and Nurseries as well as in the child’s home. The service offers regular advice, treatment programmes and therapy.
Referrals are accepted from all Allied Health Professionals which include Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists and Occupational Therapists etc as well as GP’s and other medical personnel including Specialists Health Visitors within the CDC’s
Early Intervention Psychological Services
The service aims to promote resiliency in children and parents through intervening early and preventing mental health problems becoming entrenched.
This service offers psychological advice/support for a range of early stage psychological problems such as behaviour management, anxiety/phobias, and Developmental Delay. Referrals are accepted for children up to age 12 years made by any professional within the childcare community including GP’s, Health Visitors, School Health Service, Child Development Teams, Social Work, Psychological Services and Education.
Paediatric Occupational Therapy
Call: 0141 531 6566
The Occupational Therapist aims to encourage the child to do as much as possible for him/herself. Occupational Therapy offer a range of services including Peripatetic Team based within the Child Development Centres which offers a generic service of assessment, advice and intervention as appropriate to children and young people between birth and 18 years of age
Referral will depend on the professional in contact with the child or family and the place in which the child has been identified as needing support from this service.
Speech and Language Therapy
Speech and Language Therapy offer a range of services including an Acute Service in wards, Pre Five Services in Child Development Centre’s, School Services in Mainstream and Special Schools, Autistic Spectrum Disorder Service, Dysfluency Team, Bi Lingual Team, Hearing Impairment and Visual Impairment Teams and Dual Sensory Impairment Team.
Referrals are taken from birth and come from a range of sources including Health visitors, General Practioner’s, Education Staff, Paediatricians, Hearing Screening Services and families. This will depend on the professional in contact with the child or family and the place in which the child has been identified as needing support from this service.
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Paediatric Occupational Therapy
Call: 0141 314 8989
Speech and Language Therapy
Getting Here
The new Clydebank Health and Care Centre is sited just north of the Titan Crane on the Queens Quay Central basin. There are a number of ways to access the centre via the options below.
Walking
While works continue to the corner and road surface of Wallace Street, pedestrian access to the Health and Care Centre will be via Bruce Street by turning off Dumbarton Road/Glasgow Road.
Public Transport
The health centre is served by a regular bus network. Every 30 minutes, the M11 service and “theOne” bus both pass the roads leading to the Health Centre. Additionally, many other bus services arrive at nearby Chalmers Street.
Alighting on Dumbarton Road/Glasgow Road, you can access the entrance to the health centre initially via Bruce Street for the first six weeks of the Centre’s opening. Thereafter, access is also possible from Wallace Street (next to Lucky Break Pool Hall and across the road from Chandlers Bar).
Once on Wallace Street, the entrance to the Health Centre is in front of you.
Alternatively, those arriving at the Chalmers Street Bus Terminus or the Railway Station, can take Chalmers Street, then turning on to Hume Street and once on Dumbarton Road/Glasgow Road follow the directions above.
Car
Car access is available by turning on to Cable Depot Road from Dumbarton Road/Glasgow Road next to the Railway Bridge.
Once on Cable Depot Road turn left and travel along Queens Quay Main Avenue, turning left up the shared-access road between Queen Quay House care home and the new health centre. The health centre car park is at the end of the street.
For drivers using SatNav, the postcode for the building is G81 1BS. Please note the site not accessible via Cart Street beside West College, access is only possible via Cable Depot Road.
Other transport options
There are additional services that the public can access to travel to the Health Centre.
SPT’s MyBus M92 service will provide transport door to door for those meeting the eligibility criteria. Available to book on the MyBus website. Users are required to register for the Service (0345 128 4025) and will be given a reference and login details. The booking line phone number is 0345 128 9084, and is open from 9.00am until 3.30pm.
G81 Buses is a not-for-profit organisation. Clydebank residents within the G81 postcode area can book over the phone or WhatsApp using the number 07927 897199. This service will take residents from their own home to the Health Centre. This service will be free if the customer has a valid NCTS Concessionary card for reasons of age or disability, including those accompanying with a companion card. For those not within that scope the travel cost is limited at £3.50 per day.
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Contact Information
- Call: 0141 232 2190
Sexual Health (Sandyford)
Sandyford is the specialist sexual health service for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. All our clinics are appointment only. To find out what services are available and how to book them, visit the Sandyford sexual health services website.
Find out more about our Young Person’s Service.
Sandyford has clinics and venues throughout Glasgow and Clyde.
If you have had unprotected sex and require emergency contraception or PEP, please phone 0141 211 8130.