iapt patient portal

Is the IAPT patient portal secure?

The IAPT Patient Portal lets you securely complete your questionnaires prior to your appointment. Please contact your service if you experience any problems using this facility. Please enter your Secure ID's Secure ID #1 Please contact your service for your SecureID.

Is there an IAPT app for iPhone?

The IAPT Patient Portal web site has been created by PCMIS, a secure Patient Case Management System, used by Health Care Organisations to efficiently manage their Care Pathways. PCMIS was pioneered by the University of York’s Mental Health Research Group, using Evidence Based Research to improve patient care and outcomes. Information for Patients:

What is the patient portal app?

Dec 03, 2019 · The Patient Portal App allows patients to quickly and securely record their questionnaires prior to an appointment with a Health Care Professional. The App is designed to help support Health Care...

What do you need to know about the IAPT service?

The IAPT Patient Portal web site has been designed with built in data security, using industry standard SSL encryption to ensure that all information submitted is safe and secure. All data transmitted is fully protected using a Global Sign Security Certificate. GlobalSign SSL Certificates Information for Patients:

iPhone Screenshots

The Patient Portal App allows patients to quickly and securely record their questionnaires prior to an appointment with a Health Care Professional.

App Privacy

The developer, PCMIS HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES LTD, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Psychological Wellbeing Service (IAPT)

Psychological Wellbeing Service (PWS) is part of the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) services. Our aim is to make psychological therapies more accessible to people experiencing common mental health problems such as depression and anxiety.

How can we help?

This service provides help to people aged 17 and over who are experiencing common mental health problems such as depression and anxiety disorders, including: generalised anxiety disorder (GAD); social anxiety; post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD); health anxiety; panic; phobias and obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).

Completing your self-referral form

Please click on the self-referral section to find out further information and find the link to our self-referral form. We advise people to be as detailed as they can be on this form, as this helps us to ensure our service can meet your needs and can guide our initial assessment and inform decisions on the best treatment option for you.

Finding the right therapy for you

If you have had treatment before. And if so, what has been successful and what has not worked

Who is suitable for treatment?

Whilst psychological therapies can be extremely rewarding, they are not for everybody. They require motivation, willingness to change and the process is not always straight-forward. In line with National IAPT standards, the service does not work with:

PWS terms and conditions

The Psychological Wellbeing Service routinely contacts General Practitioners for medical notes. Please discuss with your worker if there are any issues about this. Sharing information is good practice and is essential for safe and effective care.