Specialist Neuropsychiatric Treatment in South Wales
Located in Newport, South Wales, St Peter’s Hospital is a leading neuropsychiatric hospital providing expert multidisciplinary care, treatment, and rehabilitation for adults aged 18 and over. We specialise in supporting individuals with degenerative neuropsychiatric conditions, complex neurological disorders, and Acquired Brain Injury (ABI).
Our Approach to Specialist Care
At St Peter’s, we offer a person-centred model of care developed collaboratively by our expert clinical teams alongside patients, families, and commissioners from across the UK. Our approach utilises evidence-based practice, and is designed to deliver positive, meaningful outcomes tailored to each individual that we support.
Our bespoke and individualised treatment and care plans focus on maximising independence and effectively managing clinical risk. Where recovery is possible, we provide the right support to help individuals achieve their discharge and recovery goals and safely transition back into the community.
We also offer a specialist End of Life Pathway, delivering compassionate palliative care services that upholds dignity, comfort, and quality of life.
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St Peter’s Hospital is regulated by Health Inspectorate Wales (HIW), and the Quality Assurance Improvement Service (QAIS)
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St Peter’s Hospital provides assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation for adults presenting with neuropsychiatric symptoms from a broad range of complex neurological conditions, including:
- Dementia
- Huntington’s Disease
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Korsakoff’s Syndrome
- Acquired Brain Injuries (ABI)
- Organic Personality Disorders


Further Admission Criteria
St Peter’s Hospital can accept admissions from a wide range of referral sources, and can offer treatment and services for:
- Informal patients
- Patients detained under the Mental Health Act
- Individuals subject to Ministry of Justice restriction orders
- Patients receiving treatment under the Mental Capacity Act
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If you’d like to learn more or discuss referrals, please get in touch with team.












