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Devon Partnership NHS Trust

2.2 35 Google reviews Exeter, EX2 5AF

About Devon Partnership NHS Trust

Devon Partnership NHS Trust is a mental health services provider based in Exeter, listed on Leads FM with a Google rating of 2.2 from 35 reviews. Use the enquiry form to describe your requirement and the company will respond directly.

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Address
Wonford House Dryden Rd Exeter EX2 5AF United Kingdom
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Opening hours
Monday9 AM-5 PM
Tuesday9 AM-5 PM
Wednesday9 AM-5 PM
Thursday9 AM-5 PM
Friday9 AM-5 PM
SaturdayClosed
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5 most relevant · via Google
becca aldred 4 months ago

My family member is in here the care is absolutely unbelievably disgusting lack of care and understanding. She was left in a room with a male staff that is really intimidating. Not even offered any support. This place 100% needs shutting down or getting staff that are understanding and actually want to do their job rather than sat there judging and emotionally abusing patients and hurting people physically

Tyler Benney a year ago

Absolute joke. Trying to get help for the past 8 years. I ended up spending 9 months in hospital. After i was discharged eating disorder where meant to be planing treatment for me. Spent 6 months trying to get an appointment with them, to find out what plan they had put together. Turns out they had done nothing for the whole time. Meanwhile I suffer every day having to force myself to eat. Disgusting.

H B a year ago

*second edit* I've already put in a complaint and I haven't had a reply so what's the point? Still refusing me emdr therapy even though the bipolar has been removed off my record and only offering therapy I've already don't privately and paid for out my own pocket because you wouldn't let me do it 12 years ago. You are seriously letting down patients and you do not care. I'm tired of being spoken down to and told my case is too complicated (CPTSD, anxiety and depression is apparently complicated lol). It's been too complicated for twelve years apparently but your answer to that is to not treat it which makes it worse. I've lived in two other places within the last twelve years and I didn't have these issues in those places so it really is Devon partnership trust. A failing organisation. *edit* I don't have bipolar. After moving out of area it has been agreed by a psychiatrist that saw me many times I have cptsd and wonford house just chose to ignore the fact I had an extensive history of trauma. Unfortunately this has meant that I have never been able to access any therapy as dbt block any other treatment paths than medication if someone has a diagnosed of "bipolar". They have stolen 10 years of my life with this incorrect diagnoses and not giving me any help. There are so many other instances they have acted unprofessionally. I'm back under their "care" now and surprise surprise have been left with no help. I doubt I'll ever get emdr therapy which I was promised before I moved. But can't get it because I have "bipolar". ****************************** Wouldn't recommend to anyone. I have bipolar I came to then because I was in desperate need of help and wanted to try medication again as I wasn't coping. I was stuck on an antipsychotic that was most likely to cause weight gain even though I had explained this would be very detrimental to me both mentally and to my career. I tried the medication anyway and unsurprisingly I gained over a stone in a month and had severe constipation. I tried fiber capsules (and I already go to the gym regularly which the constipation was making hard to do) and this was still an issue so I reported this back to them. The psychiatrist said if I don't continue taking them I won't get to try any other meds and I should just eat more fiber and exercise more (cool considering severe constipation can KILL you???). Was spoken to and treated like a child and never once saw this psychiatrist face to face so they could use the excuse "I'm just the messenger". I also enquired about therapy and was informed because I have bipolar my options are very limited but was recommended a course I'd have to pay £120 for. Hardly an NHS service. I'm now stuck a stone heavier desperately trying to lose the weight, no medication and having to yet again spend on therapy because in the 6 years I've been diagnosed and 10 years I have been aksing for help I have never once had NHS therapy. To add to this Wonford house has continuously told doctors I'm on medication I am not on, that I have never even had a prescription for. They have failed to keep adequate notes on me and many were incorrect including catagorising making plans of suicide as "mild depression". I do not trust them and I'm sure they have been responsible for many many deaths. Use this service at your own risk.

Barry Island 2 years ago

Been mucked around for 3 months with assessments over the phone and video call. All of which keeps freezing then having to have to be called back and then to be told last month I would need to be booked in face to face for assesment. Waited for new date of assessment to yet receive another text saying it will be done by video call again and then a letter in the post to say it was face to face. Called to see what way i was being seen to which I was told it was a mistake and it will be done by video call again. Again 2 weeks ago on the video call it non stop freezes. Got a call back again to be told I would be contacted 2 weeks ago after she had spoken woth a physcaryrist and that I would be called on a Wednesday. Still haven't heard back and after contacting wonford house to see what was happening I was told they would contact joanna carvalho to chase this up and I still haven't heard. Felt like I was overtalked on the phone when trying to explain my issues with her. Anyway, I've had no contact as promised on next steps with medication after she would speak to another phycartist but still been left hanging around . Rather rude and inconciderate after I made the effect myself to be mucked around by them for 2 months with them. Will let my GP know and I feel I needed to leave this review how I've been treated . All this time I may aswell contacted services myself for help elsewhere as I haven't had the support here. Just feel sorry for people that could be more vulnerable than me who has been left like this. If the fact is that joanna maybe busy and side tracked then an explanation would be nice on why joanna has left my waiting around. Please in future could you not give out promises of contact and leave patients hanging in the lurch. Sorry tompoatnthis review but dissatisfied in how I've been treated . I'm.not going to track this up as I have done enough chasing for the outcome to no avail.

Luca 3 years ago

When not inaccurately diagnosing people without assessments, describing how every issue including suicidal thoughts and serious psychiatric alterations are in fact entirely the patients fault, staff generally agree they do not A) have a magic Wand B) have a magic pill C) the blame for everything including high crisis moments is a fault of the patients own failing and denial of their own lack of effort The staff tend to be pleasant with fixed grins, empathy ground to the bone from awful working conditions and burn out coinciding with arrogant, patriarchal and uninterested Psychiatrists this hospital is the perfect place to go if you require the last straw for your back and a hearty kick out the door. Excellent service also in muting patient voices and denying patients feelings to the point of serious consequences. For the sake of your own and anyone else's mental health I highly recommend seeking out a professional advocate to attend appointments as well as getting help organising any and all information in an orderly and simple way to reduce as much of the stress and the misunderstandings as possible so that any interaction may at least provide some positive results. Accessing private help and support plus charitable and voluntary sectors is also good as sole reliance on a confusing, underfunded, uncaring institution will likely not provide the full help and care needed.

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