The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust
Committed to improving mental health and wellbeing
Committed to improving mental health and wellbeing
Care and treatment
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Your care at the Tavistock and Portman
We are here to listen to, support and help you through difficulties you or your family might be facing
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Treatments
We believe in working together to find the right individual or family treatment
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Your health
We see people with a wide range of different issues, conditions and problems.
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Coming to see us
Find out what will happen when you come to see us
Education and training
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Your application journey
Find out about how to apply for one of our courses.
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Open evenings
Join us on an open evening to find out more about our courses.
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Studying with us
Our academic team can help you fulfil your training needs. Together we can achieve your goals.
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Our courses
Find the right course for you.
Research and innovation
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Our research
Finding out what works and why. Building the evidence-base through collaborative and independent research.
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Research centres
We work collaboratively with our university partners in our pioneering research centres.
About us
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Who we are
Find out more about us and how we are run.
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Get involved
Find out how you can get involved in our work.
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Our board
The board of directors’ role is to provide effective and proactive leadership of the Trust within a framework of processes, procedures and controls...
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Council of governors
Our Governors are the guardians of our mission and values, and they help us achieve our objectives.
News
The Tavistock’s view of depression and what the draft NICE guidelines may be missing
For 2016's National Depression Awareness Week I gave an account, along with my colleague Dr David Bell, Consultant Psychiatrist in Psychotherapy,...
To ensure the best outcomes for young people with 'callous unemotional traits' we must have the right evidence
By Dr Rob Senior, Medical Director and Eilis Kennedy, Director of Research at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust
Our Annual General Meeting 2017: ‘Gender identity: learning from experience, learning from each other’
Join us at 4.30-7.30pm on Wednesday 4 October for our 2017 Annual General Meeting. We will be hosting a panel discussion called ‘Gender identity:...
Mentalization based treatment for violent offenders project shortlisted for HSJ Awards 2017
We are delighted to announce that our Mentalization Based Treatment for violent offenders with antisocial personality disorder (ASPD) project has...