Becklin Centre leeds

I'd rate it less if I could,in my opinion close it down.. A lot of false staff and Drs that pretend to care ,when really they don't.I could write a book about things that go on there ,but decided to write a review instead,it's easier

The place is a disgrace the staff just watched as police brutalized me in my room for 10 mins I was knocked unconscious by 3 offices I was left with scratches all over my face neck and upper body they said they were defending them self from me as it took 3 of them to do what they needed too and the just watched as i was bent over the bed screaming for them too stop.

Don't bother full of drug seekers attentions seekers and your left dead for days in a bathroom in there ward before being found not safe at all not even from so called staff and they let other patients attack you and tell you to kill yourself

A lot better now they lost the amilnitrate.. Was a bad smell in the bathroom 4days.. but then again the bathrooms are prone to flooding..!...?

Full of abusive staff and patients who let u kill yourself and blame you anyway and thats before drug seeking patient's

Good Job Ward 5. Thank you to the Doctors, Nurses and everyone who supported me to get well. God bless you all ❤️❤️❤️

Place is full of divis. Me personally I'd throw key away.

Then told oxygen make,s me high. ,

I'm a family member not a patient. Quite a useless place in its current mode, I wound't call a hospital, but to be fair it's called a 'centre'. Staffed by people who probably think they know what they're doing, which is very scary. Professional arrogance and complacency is commonplace in psychiatric units and this is no different. A 'we know best attitude', not the patient or family members will be difficult to overcome without forward thinking and change. I've had three spread out experiences of this place over 8 years. This time personalised continuity of care was very lacking with a patient who was well on her way to recovery after 3 months on an acute ward. And, Becklin Centre evidently does not have enough staff to make the best use of its own facilities. In any case it is very difficult for psychiatric professionals to successfully treat detained patients. They most likely want to do a good job, but they still haven't found the right balance between liberty and personal care. As a social experiment detain a large sample of these so called professionals in a distressed state for 1-3 months. Once recovered put them back in their role, then we might see better outcomes for patients in future.

Decline to see my family member who was showing deep signs of an bipolar episode and was told they were playing around all for attention