Who we are
The NHS GG&C Psychological Trauma Service (GPTS) is a tertiary level specialist mental health service which offers multi disciplinary, psychologically informed interventions to clients who present with Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD) following experiences of complex trauma. This is a multidisciplinary service including a mental health practitioner, clinical psychology, occupational therapy and art psychotherapy. The GPTS is led by Dr Lisa Reynolds, Consultant Clinical Psychologist.
How to contact us
By post:
The Anchor
Festival Business Centre
150 Brand Street
Glasgow
G51 1DH
By phone:
Tel: 0141 303 8968
By email:
GlasgowPsychological.TraumaService@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
Referral Criteria
People aged 16 and over (and unaccompanied asylum seeking children who are under 16 years) and who live in Greater Glasgow and Clyde
The service prioritises people who experience additional social inequalities or barriers to accessing health care such as those who are homeless or leaving care; asylum seekers and refugees who are victims of torture and organised violence; trafficking victims for all forms of exploitation; vulnerable female offenders.
Please note, the GPTS is not an emergency service (open Monday to Friday 9 am to 5pm), therefore cannot accept urgent referrals. If the individual requires more urgent input, please refer to the person’s local CMHT/Crisis service. If unsure, we have a duty system which operates daily. Please feel free to discuss any queries or concerns with us.