Tulina Health works with NHS Trusts, Integrated Care Boards, PCNs and system partners to strengthen neurodevelopmental, mental health and workforce capability across services.
We support organisations to improve pathways, develop staff confidence, manage demand safely, strengthen governance and build more inclusive systems for people with ADHD, autism, mental health needs and complex presentations.
Whether you are reviewing a neurodevelopmental pathway, developing your workforce, improving waiting list support or commissioning specialist training, Tulina Health can provide practical, clinically informed and system-aware support.
This page is for NHS and system partners who need specialist support with neurodevelopmental services, mental health capability, workforce development, safeguarding, governance or service improvement.
Support for acute, mental health, community and specialist services seeking training, governance support, pathway improvement or workforce development.
Support for commissioners and system leaders reviewing need, demand, pathways, workforce capability and service gaps.
Training and advisory support for primary care teams working with ADHD, autism, mental health, complex needs and physical health interfaces.
Training and consultancy relating to complex mental health, forensic mental health, personality disorder, risk, safeguarding and neurodevelopmental overlap.
Support for teams working with complex presentations, comorbidity, safeguarding, access barriers and service coordination.
Structured support with service review, quality improvement, clinical governance and implementation planning.
Tulina Health brings together clinical experience, mental health knowledge, neurodevelopmental expertise, safeguarding insight, workforce development and service transformation experience — giving NHS and ICB partners access to support that is practical, credible and grounded in real-world service pressures.
Support to review, design and improve ADHD and autism pathways, including referral processes, assessment flow, post-diagnostic support, pathway communication and workforce implications.
Practical strategies to support safe, sustainable management of waiting lists, including psychoeducation, group support models, triage considerations and risk-aware communication.
Specialist training for clinical and non-clinical teams on ADHD, autism, neurodiversity, mental health, safeguarding, communication and inclusive practice.
Training and advisory support for teams working with depression, anxiety, personality disorder, trauma, comorbidity, risk, crisis presentations and forensic mental health interfaces.
Support to strengthen governance frameworks, documentation, quality standards, supervision structures, escalation routes and practice consistency.
Consultancy and training relating to safeguarding adults and children interfaces, complex case reflection, MCA-informed practice, risk, vulnerability and multi-agency working.
CPD-style education in advanced assessment, clinical reasoning, decision-making, documentation, physical health awareness and urgent and minor illness interfaces.
Training in social circumstances reports, mental health tribunal reports, parole board reports, safeguarding reports and high-quality professional documentation.
Many NHS and ICB systems are under significant pressure around ADHD, autism, mental health complexity, waiting lists and workforce capacity. Tulina Health can support pathway leaders to think clearly about what is needed, where the gaps are and how services can be improved in a way that is clinically safe, realistic and sustainable.
Tulina Health can help NHS and ICB partners move from pressure and fragmented provision towards clearer pathways, stronger workforce capability and more coordinated neurodevelopmental support.
Tulina Health can support commissioners and senior leaders with early scoping, service review, stakeholder engagement and practical recommendations. This may be useful where systems are planning neurodevelopmental provision, developing training programmes or reviewing workforce capability across services.
Training can be delivered as live webinars, in-person workshops, bespoke team sessions, CPD events, away day sessions, leadership briefings or structured learning pathways. Sessions can be adapted for clinicians, managers, administrators, commissioners, safeguarding teams, HR teams, educators, social care practitioners and multi-agency partners.
ADHD awareness, ADHD across the lifespan, executive functioning, emotional regulation, ADHD in women, ADHD and comorbidity, and ADHD-informed practice.
View ADHD Training →Autism awareness, neuroaffirming practice, autism in women and girls, masking, sensory needs, communication differences and post-diagnostic support.
View Autism Training →Neuroinclusive practice, workplace inclusion, inclusive communication, reasonable adjustments and leadership for neurodiverse teams.
View Neurodiversity Training →Depression, anxiety, complex mental health, personality disorder, trauma-informed care, forensic mental health, risk and safeguarding.
View Mental Health Training →Social circumstances reports, tribunal reports, parole board reports, safeguarding reports, formulation, analysis and defensible documentation.
View Report Writing Training →Clinical assessment, clinical reasoning, physical health assessment, clinical documentation, minor illness, minor injury awareness and decision-making.
View Advanced Clinical Skills →Depending on the scope of work, Tulina Health can provide practical outputs that help NHS and ICB partners move from discussion into action.
The aim is to help NHS and system partners build capability, improve confidence and strengthen support around neurodevelopmental and mental health needs.
Clearer pathways and referral routes across neurodevelopmental and mental health services.
Improved staff confidence and competence across clinical and non-clinical teams.
More consistent communication with patients, families, carers and system partners.
Improved awareness of ADHD, autism, mental health and complex presentations across services.
Safer waiting list and post-diagnostic support options that are realistic and sustainable.
Stronger governance, documentation and quality assurance across services and teams.
More inclusive services and workplaces for neurodivergent people and those with complex needs.
Tulina Health is positioned as a specialist education, consultancy and workforce development partner — supporting NHS provision, not replacing it.
A conversation to understand your service, system pressures, aims, workforce needs and timescales.
A clear proposal outlining recommended scope, deliverables, timelines and investment.
The agreed consultancy, training, review, workshop or advisory support delivered in collaboration with your team.
Where appropriate, a clear summary report, recommendations or action plan is provided.
Further support for implementation, training delivery, leadership briefings or continued advisory input.
Use this form to book a discovery call or request partnership information. We aim to respond within 2 business days to discuss your service, needs and how Tulina Health can support you.
Tell us about your organisation, the support you need and your timescales. We will respond to discuss your needs and propose a suitable approach.
Responds to: enquiries@tulinahealth.co.uk
If your organisation is reviewing neurodevelopmental pathways, strengthening workforce capability, developing mental health training or improving governance around complex presentations, Tulina Health would be pleased to discuss how we can support you.
You can also contact Tulina Health using the organisational enquiry form and select NHS & ICB Partnerships as your enquiry type.