talking therapies
Enfield Council received an update in March 2026 on mental health service improvements, including a new crisis assessment facility.
In March 2026, the North London NHS Foundation Trust presented an update to Enfield Council on a transformation programme for mental health services, which encompass talking therapies. This programme includes a new 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Assessment Service (MCAS) at Chase Farm, aiming to provide an alternative to emergency departments for individuals experiencing mental health crises.
The MCAS offers specialist mental health assessment and support from trained nurses, doctors, and professionals, allowing individuals to walk in to access care. No further council discussions or upcoming meetings specifically on talking therapies are detailed in the supplied material.
Key facts
- In March 2026, the North London NHS Foundation Trust updated Enfield Council on mental health service improvements. Source
- A new 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Assessment Service (MCAS) is part of a transformation programme in Enfield. Source
- The MCAS at Chase Farm aims to provide an alternative to emergency departments for mental health crises. Source
- The MCAS offers specialist mental health assessment and support from trained professionals. Source
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