Solihull service update:

From Monday 19 October 2026, the NHS Talking Therapies service in Solihull has transferred to Living Well Consortium. New referrals for the Solihull service are no longer accepted by Coventry and Warwickshire Talking Therapies. If you would like to make a self-referral, please visit the Living Well Consortium website.

Existing clients affected by the transfer will be contacted directly regarding their ongoing care and any upcoming appointments. Living Well Consortium will begin contacting transferred clients from Monday 26 October 2026 onwards.

Referral Form for Professionals

If you are a professional and would like to refer a patient, client or service user to the NHS Talking Therapies service, please read the following information and use the link below as appropriate.

NHS Talking Therapies provides psychological support to people experiencing common mental health problems such as Anxiety and Depression, where this may include, but is not limited to, problems such as Post Traumatic Stress, Obsessions and Compulsions, Panic, Social Anxiety and Phobias.

Talking Therapies is generally not recommended at the time of an acute mental health crisis. If you have any concerns about the patients safety, please do not complete this referral. Instead, please refer to the Mental Health Access Hub at 08081 966 798 or mhreferrals@covwarkpt.nhs.uk. 

Please note that Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Talking Therapies is only able to accept referrals for patients with a registered GP in one of those specified areas. Patients with a GP outside of those areas should access their local NHS Talking Therapies service.

Please also note that NHS Talking Therapies can only accept referrals for patients aged 16 or over. Should you wish to refer a patient under the age of 16 for psychological support, please contact the Rise (Child and Adolescent Mental Health) via their website at https://cwrise.com/how-to-refer-to-services or by calling 0300 200 2021. 

Please ensure that consent has been obtained from the person before making this referral. If you have been unable to gain consent, either discuss with the patient before proceeding or feel free to pass on the self-referral information -  clients can self-refer by completing our self-referral form or calling 024 7667 1090 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 4:30pm).

Submit the referral using the link below:

Professional Referral Form