Published service description
A service for people with difficulties associated with personality disorders and complex emotional needs.
Sequoia is a new service that has been designed to support people with complex emotional needs and personality difficulties (CEN/PD). The Sequoia service is an NHS commissioned service that is delivered in partnership between Rethink Mental Illness and AWP Partnership Trust. At the heart of Sequoia is lived experience, it’s been built from the ground up with input from experts by experience throughout.
Sequoia is open to everyone aged 18+ in our communities with complex emotional needs / personality difficulties – emerging, mild up to moderate. The Sequoia service is for people able to work in a group setting. For example - be able to manage feelings and communication. Sequoia welcomes people from all backgrounds.
The Sequoia service offers three main group support options that you’ll be able to choose from.
Adapted from the publisher’s listing; statements about the service are supplied by that source.
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