Clinical support services

Our Bereavement service offers advice and support to people dealing with end of life issues and related difficult situations. 

The members of the multi-faith Chaplaincy team are employed by the Trust to listen confidentially and reflect with you, whether you are religious or not. 

The Dietetics department works with children and their families who have a condition where nutrition and special diets can be used as treatment. 

Occupational Therapy helps to minimise the impact of disease and disability by encouraging function and independence. Learn more about Occupational Therapy at GOSH. 

Our Paediatric psychology service helps children and their families cope with their conditions and helps prevent associated psychological difficulties. 

Find out more about how our Pharmacy department helps ensure the safe, effective and rational use of medicines in GOSH. 

Learn more about our physiotherapy department and the role our physiotherapists play in your child's recovery. 

Play helps children, young people and families adjust to what can be a very stressful experience. Find out more about our play services at GOSH.

We provide a direct social work service to children and families. Learn more about the role of our department, social workers and family support workers.

The aim of music therapy is to create a fun, interactive musical connection and build on this to achieve longer term goals. Learn more.

A specialist service for children with disorders of communication and feeding. 

This team comprises photographers and designers who support the hospital by illustrating what we do.

Take a look at what else is available in our support services section.

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