What do we do?

  • We provide information for young people and their families about their condition, coping strategies and medication.
  • Maximise control over their experiences and minimise disruption to their lives.
  • Provide psychological interventions on an individual and group basis.
  • Maintain and develop community connections.
  • Prevent or reduce the development of other problems; such as depression, anxiety and lack of motivation.
  • Raise community awareness about psychosis and tackle the stigma.
  • Sustain engagement for the young person.

Who is the service for?

The service is for young people aged 14 to 25 years, who may be experiencing early symptoms of psychosis. We would like to meet you if, in the last two years, you have started to experience unusual thoughts and feelings which have prevented you from being able to do the things you once considered ‘normal’ and ‘enjoyable’.


Who can refer you?

You can ask your GP to refer you to us.


The Down to Earth Project

The Down to Earth Project is an award-winning social enterprise with a 10 year track record (est. 2006) in supporting people to bring about positive change in their lives through meaningful outdoor activity. Every penny we earn goes to supporting our life-changing work and creating a brighter, better world.

Click here to find out more how the ABM Early Intervention Service work with ‘D2E’ for their service users.


Who your GP can contact

Your GP can contact Heidi McGregor on (01639) 862957  between 9.00am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday and request a referral form.


Psychosis & Me

Please follow the link to watch the documentary by David Harewood – Psychosis & Me.

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