Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust is located at Riverside House Bridge Park, Plaza, Bridge Park Rd, Thurmaston, Leicester LE4 8PQ, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Paul Chalmers

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Health Visitors are rude and abusive. Told my partner that we should stop feeding our 2 year old son

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Health Visitors are rude and abusive. Told my partner that we should stop feeding our 2 year old son things that he likes and give him what we are eating. "If he is hungry he will eat." Likewise with his nightly milk. "Just give him water if he thirsty he will drink." You are hampering his development by allowing him to be a fussy eater. Louise Smith who was the health visitor wouldn't expect that we were progressing him onto our food gradually and should be a slow process. She would prefer that we force on his development while in the process starving him of what he wants or can eat. She wouldn't except that child develop in their time and according to her we are to force him to do what we want him to do. We have since logged a complaint. If you are having an appointment with these people record it on your phone for you and your child's protection.

Chantel Santini

1 Google Rating

The secretary Miss Patel was angry and aggressive and shouted at me twice! I felt scared and left. H

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The secretary Miss Patel was angry and aggressive and shouted at me twice! I felt scared and left. Horrible person and place.

Typicalsanj 99

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5/ 5

Evelyne Tifuh

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Brian Lynch

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5/ 5

gizmosmum09

2 Google Rating

Sadly sometimes when you phone the person just wants to get you off of the phone or they’re so abr

2/ 5

Sadly sometimes when you phone the person just wants to get you off of the phone or they’re so abrupt that’s not helpful when you’re struggling and having a really hard time and sometimes you just don’t want to fix the problem you just want to talk about it because sometimes simple things are very hard when your mental Is at rock bottom get in someone who is not very sympathetic when you feel like that can throw you near enough over the edge

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