Rehabilitative Support Services
Our Rehabilitative support offers a therapeutic environment for individuals to form positive relationships while learning and developing their skills
Mental Health Support
We support people with a range of mental health and emotional conditions, dual diagnosis and other complex needs to recover and live independently.
If you're experiencing mental health problems or need urgent support, there are lots of places you can go to for help.
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Well-Being Pathways
The ‘five ways to well-being’ have been identified and developed through reviewing research and expert opinions from many health and social care professionals.
Our version of the five ways to well-being has been designed into a pathway; for a person to be supported in enabling small changes that can make big differences.
Our pathways will guide and support a person in considering what actions or changes they would like to make in their own life.
We have designed and developed a self-assessment, pathways plan, pathways reviews and well-being clubs; This will support a person to plan and review aims and outcomes. Our well-being clubs are activities that will support and encourage positive outcomes by taking action and gaining an understanding of life.
Mindfulness
Mindfulness is simply about taking a step back and appreciating life in the moment. Living mindfully is when a person aims to develop a new awareness to everyday activities, allowing the person to develop a connection to their surroundings. Mindfulness is trying to maintain a moment-by-moment awareness of your thoughts, feelings, bodily sensations, and environment. When a person practices mindfulness, their thoughts tune into what they are sensing in the present moment, rather than rehashing the past or imagining the future.
It is recommended by the Department of Health and guidelines set down by NICE.
We believe that supporting and encouraging the practice of living mindfully would fit in well with our way of being/practice and is supportive of the ‘five ways to well-being’ pathways.
Positive Behavioural Support
Our person-centred approach to supporting individuals is largely influenced by an understanding of the behaviour of an individual, Positive Behavioural Support (PBS), uses tools from applied behaviour analysis and values of normalisation and social role valorisation theory to improve quality of life outcomes for both the person themselves and their carers.