Our Services: Clinical Services

Clinical Services

Ellard Unit

This unit is located on the third floor, with 7 beds on 2nd floor, and cares for adults seeking voluntary admission. Programs focus on symptom management for people with a range of psychiatric conditions such as mood disturbance, anxiety disorders and psychosis. More >>

Intensive Care Unit

Patients requiring closer supervision are cared for in this 4 bed unit which is located on the second floor.

Ramsay Unit

The unit is located on the ground floor and cares for older people with mental health issues. More >>

Adolescent Unit

The unit is located on the second floor and cares for adolescents seeking voluntary admission. Programs focus on symptom management for adolescents with a range of psychiatric conditions such as mood disturbance, anxiety disorders and psychosis. More >>

Parent Infant Unit

The unit is located on the second floor and cares for parents and infants experiencing postnatal depression and related problems. More >>

Addiction Services

The Addiction Services offer the following programs & services to assist people aged 18 years and older who have co-occurring alcohol & other drug & mental health problems. More >>

Adult Treatment Programmes

Adult Outpatient Services offer the following programmes & services to assist people aged 18 years and older who have difficulties with mood, emotions, personality issues and other mental health problems. More >>

Outreach Service

The Outreach Unit provides community-based contact for patients of the Clinic. Each Outreach clinician has specialist clinical training in working with either parents and infants, adolescents, adults, or the elderly. More >>

Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) Service

Albert Road Clinic provides a leading ECT clinical, training and research service. This aims to provide an individualised high quality service incorporating both long established and new techniques to endeavour to optimise outcomes and minimise adverse effects.

For more information, please see this: Electroconvulsive Therapy in the Modern Age