Holmfirth, Hathersage, Hull & Knaresborough Clinics

Complaints

At Mantle Psychology our aim and hope are always to provide the highest quality of care for our clients in order to reach the best and most appropriate outcome. We value your feedback as it helps us continually improve the quality of care we provide. Whether you want to share a compliment, raise a concern, request a second opinion or submit a formal complaint, we are committed to listening to you, ensuring you feel heard and taking the necessary steps to address your experience. We kindly ask that you share the same commitment and remain respectful in your interactions with our team. Please be aware that we have a zero tolerance policy to verbal aggression and threatening behaviour.

Our Commitment

If you feel that your experience with our services has not met your expectations or you would like to formally lodge a complaint, we are here to listen and take appropriate action.

We welcome any feedback if you have any concerns about the process or the quality of care you have received from Mantle Psychology. 

Please note we do not consider a disagreement with the diagnostic outcome to be a complaint unless this is specifically related to a process or quality concern. Our complaint investigation will explore our processes, investigate, mediate any resolutions, and set targets to improve our services. However, the role of the complaints team is not to overturn a clinical judgement made by our clinical team. If you would like your assessment to be reviewed and considered for a second opinion, please complete our second opinion request form. 

We take all complaints seriously and aim to resolve them as quickly as possible. The following steps outline how we handle complaints:

 

How to submit a complaint:

Investigation and Response:

What if I am unhappy with the response?

If we are unable to resolve your complaint, you have the option to contact your ICB following their complaints procedure, they will usually request that you follow Mantle Psychology’s complaints procedure in the first instance.

You can also contact the Parliamentary and Health Ombudsman (PHSO), which is an independent body from the NHS, to review your case. However, before the PHSO can investigate your complaint, they will verify that you have already attempted to resolve it with Mantle Psychology directly. If you have done so, then you must file your complaint with the PHSO within the following deadlines:

If you want more information about the Ombudsman, please contact them via ombudsman.org.uk or call 0345 0154033.

Our Commitment

Your experience matters to us, and we are committed to addressing any concerns you may have. We are continuously striving to improve our services, and your feedback, whether positive or negative plays an essential role in our development.

Thank you for trusting us with your care.