Psychology (clinical)

 

About us

The clinical psychology team sees children and families experiencing a range of difficulties. This may include supporting families with medical procedures, making decisions about treatment, and managing symptoms such as pain or bodily changes.

We also promote adjustment and wellbeing, helping children and young people manage the daily challenges associated with their medical condition.

We work directly with families under the care of Evelina London Children’s Hospital, and also support healthcare teams.

We run a number of support groups for parents and young people at Evelina London Children’s Hospital.

Leaflets 

Paediatric psychology service (PDF 443Kb)
Information about the psychology service

Looking after yourself (PDF 486Kb) 
Information about psychological wellbeing for children living with a physical health condition, including strategies to help with coping.

Back to school after illness (PDF 236Kb)
This leaflet gives information about coping with some of the feelings your child might have when returning to school after being unwell either in hospital or at home. If you have any questions, please speak to a member of the psychology team, or one of the doctors or nurses caring for your child.

Staying safe (PDF 468Kb)
Information to help parents who think their child might be thinking about suicide or self-harming.

Staying safe infomation for parents (PDF 465Kb)
Information to help parents who think their child might be thinking about suicide or self-harming.

Relaxation for your child (PDF 473Kb)
Focused on gut health but also provides other information about managing stress.

 

 

Contacts

Tel: 020 7188 4640