Went there 34years ago for drink related problems, stayed there for five weeks,I didn’t understand much about the therapy at the time. But something must have registered because I have never drunk one drink again , totally changed my life. Tops

I am a Canadian when living in London spent about 5 months in total .The care here is better than the best.I felt respected and listened to and allowed to partake in my treatment without feeling forced.The staff are really caring and have remarkable inherent understanding of metal illness.This is the best help I have ever received.

This is a nice place for mental health problems. It also has a gym and sports hall to exercise in.

Absolutely amazing hospital they have an excellent forensic unit facility here ,, all the staff are truly friendly helpful and considerate as well as genuinely passionate about their jobs,, The nurses; kaleeda, Jason and Cynthia are so professional,, Corrine Ryan the social worker (?)at the falcon ward ,Thames lodge is unbelievably caring and definitely knowledgeable in her field of work and also extremely considerate ..but above all professional at all times.. thanks to you all my grandson is finally coming out of himself and is on the road to recovery,, Respect to everyone that works here from the staff who greet you on arrival to the staff who will happily make you a coffee while on a visit,, But mainly my thanks for to Dr Hillier and Corrine Ryan who have taken excellent care of my grandson Thank you

Decent training department but quite a maze to get around. Previously known as Hanwell Insane Asylum and the Hanwell Pauper and Lunatic Asylum, was built for the pauper insane, opening as the First Middlesex County Asylum in 1831. Some of the original buildings are now part of the headquarters for the West London Mental Health NHS Trust.

Amazing Victorian Architecture , in this long standing community in Hanwell

Most of the staff at St.Bernard are dedicated to provide best possible service to their service users. A Good place to work