Get urgent help in a mental health crisis
If you need urgent help, call us on
+44 (0) 1534 445290.
24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Services we provide
If you’re aged 18 or over, we support your mental health with services that:
- support you at home
- support you in the community
- help you in a crisis
- provide more intensive care when you need it
Our teams include health and social care professionals who work together to support your individual needs.
We offer:
- diagnostic services
- community-based support
- care in hospital (inpatient care)
- specialist support
- peer support
- carer support
Find out more about
our mental health services or contact us.
Accessing our services
Most people are referred by their GP or another health professional.
If you need help in a crisis, call the crisis line on +44 (0) 1534 445290. You don’t need a referral. Find out more on how to
get urgent help.
You can refer yourself directly to
Jersey Talking Therapies (JTT). JTT is a free and confidential service for adults aged 18.
We work from many locations. Check your appointment letter or email for the date, time and location.
Find out more on
how to access our mental health services.
Get a repeat prescription
If medication is part of your treatment, your doctor will usually give you a repeat prescription during your appointment. You can also request a repeat prescription outside your appointment.
In both cases you’ll need to collect your prescription from the
hospital pharmacy.
If you need a repeat prescription outside your appointment, request this at least 7 days in advance. You can either:
Your doctor may need to review your medication before they can issue a repeat.
You should contact the hospital pharmacy 72 hours after you made the request to check if your medication is ready.
Find a list of medicines only available from the hospital in the formulary below. These are highlighted in red.
Jersey General Hospital Formulary
Find out more about mental health conditions, treatments and medications on
Choice and Medication.
Give your feedback
It’s important we hear feedback from patients, service users, friends and family to understand:
- how well we're doing
- what improvements we need to make
This makes sure we're providing a good patient experience and delivering safe care to all Islanders.
Give feedback on health services and care
Our strategies, code of practice and law
Mental health strategy
Jersey’s All‑Ages Mental Health Strategy sets out how we’ll improve mental health and wellbeing for children, young people, adults and older adults.
All‑Ages Mental Health Strategy 2026 to 2031
Suicide Prevention Strategy
The Suicide Prevention Strategy aims to prevent and reduce suicide in Jersey, with the ultimate goal to eliminate suicide.
Strategy for Suicide Prevention in Jersey 2025 to 2029
Mental health law
The law sets out how we care and treat people with mental health conditions, including people who are arrested, in prison or on probation.
Mental Health (Jersey) Law 2016 on Jersey Law
Mental health code of practice
The code of practice supports the Mental Health (Jersey) Law 2016.
It provides guidance for professionals, patients, carers and the public on how the law should be applied in practice. Particularly in relation to decisions about:
- assessment
- treatment
- detention
- patients' rights
Mental health (Jersey) Law 2016 Code of Practice
Mental Health Strategic System Partnership Board
The board puts service user care and experience at the heart of delivery and use the collective strengths of effective partnerships.
The main purposes are to:
- develop an integrated mental health system
- promote mental and emotional wellbeing
- reduce stigma and mental health inequalities
Find out more about the
Mental Health Strategic System Partnership Board.
gov.je