Our team support people living with a wide range of mental health needs. Individuals may have a primary mental health diagnosis e.g. schizophrenia, schizo-affective disorder or bipolar, they may also have secondary needs relating to a learning disability, autism and personality disorder.
Each day our residents show immense strength. As well as their diagnosis, some of the people we support may have a previous history of substance abuse and they have often experienced traumatic events in their past. Our team work with our residents to take small steps to overcome these hurdles each day.
Each resident will have a unique support plan; our goal is to help our residents reach theirs. Recovery means something different to each of our residents and the concept of what recovery means will evolve as each person progresses with help from our team.
Our team inspire confidence, promote informed choice and help our residents to develop everyday skills. We celebrate the small steps forward, whilst promoting resilience to be able to manage any possible steps back.
For us to help our residents we need to form long-lasting relationships with the people they know and trust. We support commissioners and referrers to find the right service for the individual in their care. Building a network of support around an individual is crucial in aiding their development – families, friends and the wider community all have an important role to play.