Rowanbank Clinic is a mental health secure care centre on the Stobhill site.
The first patients were admitted to Rowanbank Clinic during July 2007. The 74 bed centre became fully operational on a phased basis over the next 18 months.
This facility improves services for adults with mental health problems who may pose a risk to others or have the potential to commit an offence because they are unwell. It provides specialist treatment and support in modern, purpose-built accommodation designed to meet the specific needs of patients and staff.
A carers support group has been set up to provide information and support for family and friends of service users who use forensic services. The group’s purpose is to provide time, space and much needed support just for family and friends.
All enquiries to: carers.rowanbank@nhsggc.org.uk
Getting Here
Visiting
To maintain the safety of patients, visitors and staff, visiting still needs to be carefully managed. You can find current information and guidance on the Patients, Hospital Appointments and Visiting page or contact the ward or unit directly to discuss visiting arrangements.
Services
Adult Mental Health – Secure Care
Unlike other mental health hospitals where the average length of stay is around six weeks, patients at Rowanbank Clinic will normally spend around three years undergoing treatment and rehabilitation before they are transferred to another hospital or discharged. It is therefore vital that patients have access to the specialist care and treatment they require to give them the best possible chances of recovery.
Patients have access to a range of general health services along with specialist mental health services delivered by psychiatric nurses, occupational therapists, clinical forensic psychologists, social work and forensic psychiatrists which will include:
- treatment for mental illness (including access to drug, psychological and behavioural therapies and counselling)
- rehabilitation (including individual and group therapy, education, training, occupational therapy)
- health improvement (including opportunities for physical exercise)
Although providing drug and therapeutic treatment is obviously important, making sure patients are equipped with the practical skills and experience to help them cope after they are discharged is also vital. They need access to a range of facilities and activities as part of their overall treatment programme. Rowanbank is equipped with a number of recreational and therapeutic facilities including an IT learning centre, therapy kitchen and access to arts and crafts and gardening projects. As patients spend the majority of their time inside the building, they need access to exercise facilities. This not only improves their overall physical health but will boost mental health: regular exercise has been shown to reduce levels of stress, anxiety and symptoms of depression. Rowanbank Clinic has a sports hall, gym and a five a side football pitch.
Carers Group
The carers support group has been set up to provide information and support for family and friends of service users who use forensic services. The group’s purpose is to provide time, space and much needed support just for family and friends.
All enquiries to: carers.rowanbank@nhsggc.org.uk
Quit Your Way
Call: 0141 211 6564
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Mental Health Hospitals
Mental Health Resource Centres
Mental Health Primary Care Teams
The hospital houses the Fruin and Katrine Wards for individuals with any type of Dementia who have challenging behaviour and/or complex nursing needs.
Getting Here
Visiting
To maintain the safety of patients, visitors and staff, visiting still needs to be carefully managed. You can find current information and guidance on the Patients, Hospital Appointments and Visiting page or contact the ward or unit directly to discuss visiting arrangements.
Getting Here
Visiting
To maintain the safety of patients, visitors and staff, visiting still needs to be carefully managed. You can find current information and guidance on the Patients, Hospital Appointments and Visiting page or contact the ward or unit directly to discuss visiting arrangements.
MacKinnon House
Call: 0141 531 3100
This is an adult inpatient mental health unit sited on the Stobhill Campus.
Stobhill Acute Mental Health Wards
Call main switchboard on 0141 531 3100
The hospital has facilities for elderly inpatients and a psychiatric day hospital for older people.
Getting Here
Visiting
To maintain the safety of patients, visitors and staff, visiting still needs to be carefully managed. You can find current information and guidance on the Patients, Hospital Appointments and Visiting page or contact the ward or unit directly to discuss visiting arrangements.
Wards & Visiting
Visiting
To maintain the safety of patients, visitors and staff, visiting still needs to be carefully managed. You can find current information and guidance on the Patients, Hospital Appointments and Visiting page or contact the ward or unit directly to discuss visiting arrangements.
Mental Health wards for older people
- Day Ward 38:
- Ward 37: 0141 314 7037
- Ward 39: 0141 314 7039
Getting Here
Visiting
To maintain the safety of patients, visitors and staff, visiting still needs to be carefully managed. You can find current information and guidance on the Patients, Hospital Appointments and Visiting page or contact the ward or unit directly to discuss visiting arrangements.
Glenarn Ward is an inpatient service for older people with dementia.
Wards and Visiting
- Glenarn Ward: 01389 812048
Services
Ardmore Day Hospital – for Older People
- Call: 01389 817213 or general number: 01389 812044
This is a day hospital for older people and is open Monday to Saturday
Clinical Psychology
For adults with mental health problems, older adults, neuropsychology and physical health services.
Open Monday to Friday.
Clyde Unit – Adult Acute Day Hospital
Acute Day Hospital for adults with mental health problems. Base: Joint Hospital, Dumbarton
Community Mental Health Team (Adult)
There are three locally based teams for adults in the community with mental health problems.
Vale Centre for Health and Care, Alexandria
- Open: Monday to Friday 9.00am – 5.00pm
Riverview Resource Centre, Joint Hospital, Dumbarton
- Call: 01389 812 070
- Open: Monday to Friday 9.00am – 8.00pm and Saturday and Sunday 9.00am – 5.00pm
Victoria Infirmary, Helensburgh
- Call: 01436 655 001
- Open: Monday to Friday 9.00am – 5.00pm
Community Mental Health Team (Older Adults)
- Call: 01389 812 032
- Open: Monday to Friday
- Location: Carinmhor Resource Centre
Dental Department
Learning Disability Service
Lomond Alcohol Service
Lomond Drug Problem Service – Lennox Service
Spiritual Care
Langhill Clinic Acute Assessment Unit (AAU) provides acute in patient services in a 20 bedded unit. Langhill Clinic IPCU provides Intensive Psychiatric Care in an 8 bedded unit.
Ward 4 of the Larkfield Unit provides elderly acute in patient services (Functional and Organic) in 2 x 10 bedded wards. The Argyll Unit provides the base for the memory service and clinic and outpatients for older people.
Getting Here
Visiting
To maintain the safety of patients, visitors and staff, visiting still needs to be carefully managed. You can find current information and guidance on the Patients, Hospital Appointments and Visiting page or contact the ward or unit directly to discuss visiting arrangements.
Wards and Visiting
Visiting
To maintain the safety of patients, visitors and staff, visiting still needs to be carefully managed. You can find current information and guidance on the Patients, Hospital Appointments and Visiting page or contact the ward or unit directly to discuss visiting arrangements.
- Acute Assessment Unit and Ward Main Switchboard: 01475 504 442
- IPCU – Intensive Care Unit and Ward Main Switchboard: 01475 504 442
Services
The National Child Psychiatry Inpatient Unit is located in Ward 4 at the Glasgow Royal Hospital for Children. It provides flexible inpatient psychiatric services for children aged 5-11 years with severe psychiatric disorders, which may be complicated by neurodevelopmental disorders, physical health problems and complex psychosocial factors and require the specialist assessment and treatment skills of our Child Psychiatry Team.
As the unit is a national service we consider referrals from all Scottish Health Boards.
Getting Here
Visiting
To maintain the safety of patients, visitors and staff, visiting still needs to be carefully managed. You can find current information and guidance on the Patients, Hospital Appointments and Visiting page or contact the ward or unit directly to discuss visiting arrangements.
Leverndale Hospital provide in-patient mental health care to adults, older adults including continuing care and specialities such as perinatal, forensic and learning disability services.
Getting Here
Visiting
To maintain the safety of patients, visitors and staff, visiting still needs to be carefully managed. You can find current information and guidance on the Patients, Hospital Appointments and Visiting page or contact the ward or unit directly to discuss visiting arrangements.
Wards and Visiting
Visiting
To maintain the safety of patients, visitors and staff, visiting still needs to be carefully managed. You can find current information and guidance on the Patients, Hospital Appointments and Visiting page or contact the ward or unit directly to discuss visiting arrangements.
Adult Inpatient Services
Adult Inpatient Ward 1 / IPCU
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6582
Ward 2
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6595
Adult Inpatient Ward 3A / AAU
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6585
Adult Inpatient Ward 3B / AAU
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6586
Adult Inpatient Ward 4A / AAU
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 1397
Adult Inpatient Ward 4B / AAU
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6514 or 0141 211 6655
Balloch Ward
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6589
Rehabilitation Ward
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6584
Other Adult Services
Banff Ward / Functional
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6592
Balmore Ward / Dementia
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6591 or 0141 211 6469
Forensic Wards
Forensic Ward 5
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 1379
Forensic Ward 6
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 1367
Boulevard Ward
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6452
Bute Ward
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 1386
Campsie Ward
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6417
Services
- Learning Disability – Whitehouse and Campsie
- Psychiatric Rehabilitation Unit: 0141 211 6584
- Quit Your Way: 0141 211 6564
- Recreational Therapy Department: 0141 211 6645 or 0141 211 6647
- Spiritual Care: 0141 211 6695
- West of Scotland Mother and Baby Unit: 0141 211 6500
Discharge and Resettlement Team (DART)
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6505
ECT
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6616
Esteem
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6563
Mental Health Assessment Unit
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Mother and Baby Unit
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6539
Pharmacy
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6524
Quit Your Way
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6564
Recreational Therapy
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6647
Spiritual Care
- Contact telephone number: 0141 211 6595
Travel Information and site access
The number 3 and X8 buses stop outside the hospital and Crookston Train station is only a 13 minute walk away.
Site Maps and walking routes
Mender for Mental Health Routes
Site Entrances
Entrance A
- Ward 1, 2, 3A, 3B, 4A, 4B, 5, 6
- Balloch, Balmore, Banff, Wards
- Rehabilitation Unit
- Mother and Baby Unit
- MHAU
- ECT
- Café Connect
- Canteen
- Patient Affairs
- Central Nursing Office
Entrance B
- Administration Building
- Pharmacy
- Physiotherapy Gym
- Campsie Ward
- Bute Ward
- The ARC
- DART
- Recreational Therapy
- Estates
Skye House provides inpatient treatment for young people with conditions like severe depression, eating disorders, psychosis and obsessive-compulsive disorders.
In addition to all the bedrooms at Skye House being en-suite, there is a purpose-built gym, fully equipped classrooms, landscaped gardens and overnight accommodation for visiting families.
Skye House has been specially designed and purpose-built to meet young people’s needs and leading to substantial improvements in their care and treatment. The planning of the unit also benefited from the fact that the young people themselves contributed significantly to the planning process.
While young people are in Skye House, they will go to school, therapy groups, family sessions and individual sessions. Young people will also have time to do things that they want to do.
Every week, young people will get a timetable for the next week. Although each young person’s timetable is different, there are some routines/groups which all young people should follow.
Mull, Harris and Lewis wings are where people admitted to Skye House have their individual en suite room. There are also two dining areas where meals and snacks are taken. There is a television room in each wing.
Getting Here
Feedback
Visiting
To maintain the safety of patients, visitors and staff, visiting still needs to be carefully managed. You can find current information and guidance on the Patients, Hospital Appointments and Visiting page or contact the ward or unit directly to discuss visiting arrangements.
Wards & Visiting
Lewis, Harris and Mull Wings (wards): 0141 232 6420
Services
Adolescent Mental Health Service: 0141 232 6420 or 0141 232 6425
Quit Your Way: 0141 211 6564
School – Hospital Education Service: 0141 201 0014
The teachers assess and teach the young people, aiming to facilitate a return to as near normal a life at school as is possible on discharge. This is done through maintaining the mainstream school’s work or providing a curriculum appropriate to their age and ability at that time, engaging in a multi-disciplinary therapeutic programme, and providing courses to assist the social and emotional development of the young people.
