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Download Our Mental Health Rehabilitation and Recovery Brochure 4.34 MB Mental Health Rehabilitation and Recovery Services > High Dependency Inpatient Rehabilitation > Community Rehabilitation Click the buttons to find out more Welcome about our Mental Health Rehabilitation and Recovery Services Cygnet Health Care was established in 1988. Since then we have developed a Introduction wide range of services for individuals with Our expert and highly dedicated care We maintain a good relationship with our mental health needs, autism, and learning team of 10,000 employees empower quality regulators and undergo regular Our Model of Care disabilities within the UK. We have built 2,864 individuals across 150 services inspections, with 82% of our services rated Our myPath Care Model a reputation for delivering pioneering to consistently make a positive difference ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’. We also operate Global Assessment of Progress services and outstanding outcomes for to their lives, through service user focused an internal system of quality care, (GAP) Outcomes the individuals in our care. care and rehabilitation. treatment and positive outcomes. Our Service User Pathways Our Discharge to Assess Programme High Dependency Inpatient Rehabilitation Community Rehabilitation Case Study Map Contents How to Make a Referral Introduction 3 Cygnet Lodge Woking, Surrey 25 Our Model of Care 6 Cygnet Oaks, South Yorkshire 26 Our myPath Care Model 7 Cygnet Raglan House, West Midlands 27 Global Assessment of Progress (GAP) Outcomes 9 Cygnet Sedgley House & Our Service User Pathways 10 Cygnet Sedgley Lodge, West Midlands 28 Our Discharge to Assess Programme 11 Cygnet Sherwood House, Nottinghamshire 29 High Dependency Inpatient Rehabilitation Cygnet St Augustine’s, Staffordshire 30 Cygnet Aspen House, South Yorkshire 12 Cygnet St Teilo House, South Wales 31 Cygnet Churchill, London 13 Cygnet Storthfield House, Derbyshire 32 Cygnet Delfryn House, North Wales 14 Community Rehabilitation Cygnet Delfryn Lodge, North Wales 15 1 Vincent Court, Lancashire 33 Cygnet Fountains, Lancashire 16 15 The Sycamores, Derbyshire 34 Cygnet Hospital Colchester, Essex 17 12 Woodcross Street, West Midlands 35 Cygnet Hospital Derby, Derbyshire 18 20A & 20B Turls Hill Road, West Midlands 36 Cygnet Hospital Maidstone, Kent 19 45 Portland Road, West Midlands 37 Cygnet Lodge Brighouse, West Yorkshire 20 Gledholt Mews and Coach House, West Yorkshire 38 Cygnet Lodge Kenton, London 21 Malborn and Teroan, Nottinghamshire 39 Cygnet Lodge Kewstoke, Somerset 22 Rhyd Alyn, North Wales 40 Cygnet Lodge Lewisham, London 23 Case Study 41-42 Cygnet Lodge Salford, Greater Manchester 24 Map 43 How to Make a Referral 44 2 | www.cygnethealth.co.uk Click the buttons to find out more about our Mental Health Rehabilitation and Recovery Services Introduction Our Model of Care Our myPath Care Model Global Assessment of Progress (GAP) Outcomes Our Service User Pathways Our Discharge to Assess Programme High Dependency Inpatient Rehabilitation Community Rehabilitation Case Study Map How to Make a Referral Introduction he main aim within our mental health rehabilitation and All our environments offer high staffing ratios, skill development recovery services is to make a positive difference to the lives opportunities and vocational development in a welcoming and Tof our service users by building essential community links and nurturing environment, enabling each individual to flourish on strategies that support re-integration into the wider community their journey. through working in partnership with each individual. When the time is right, we also provide community rehabilitation, Our model of care is based on an integrated approach whereby which provides increased independence, and a more family, service users, commissioners and carers are all involved in outward-looking community based programme for those the rehabilitation and recovery of the individual. requiring additional support before full social reintegration. Our services support those who are experiencing complex mental health difficulties and may require specialist treatment programmes for areas such as behaviours that may challenge, offending, self-harm, substance, drug and alcohol misuse, addiction, trauma and anger management. 3 | Mental Health Rehabilitation and Recovery Services Our service user profile: Click the buttons to find out more about our Mental Health Rehabilitation > Primary diagnosis of mental illness with: and Recovery Services • Complex comorbidities • Substance, drug and alcohol abuse Introduction • Treatment resistance 18+ years Our Model of Care • Behaviours that may challenge Our myPath Care Model > Aiming for a return to community or community-based care Global Assessment of Progress (GAP) Outcomes History of sexual abuse or domestic violence > Our Service User Pathways > Typical diagnoses: schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar affective disorder Our Discharge to Assess Programme or depression High Dependency > May have secondary diagnoses of mild learning disability, autism spectrum disorder Inpatient Rehabilitation or personality disorder Community Rehabilitation Male & Female > May have a forensic history and/or be stepping down from secure services Case Study > May have a history of repeated acute admissions Map How to Make a Referral Our services at a glance: > High staffing ratios > Daily living skills Mental Health Act Status: > Specialist treatment programmes: > Employment support and vocational Detained or Informal /educational development • Treatment for offenders including forensic psychology > Psychology and occupational • Self-harm, addictions, personality therapy led disorder, anger and > In-house integrated anxiety management multi-disciplinary teams Our multi-disciplinary teams: > Psychiatry > Substance misuse workers > Psychology > Sessional therapists including art therapy, music therapy and > Occupational therapy holistic therapies > Nursing > Specialist trained support workers 4 | www.cygnethealth.co.uk Our outcome Our specialist interventions Click the buttons to find out more about our Mental Health Rehabilitation measurement tools: and approach: and Recovery Services In addition to our psychiatry and nursing interventions we offer: > START > Vocational qualifications Introduction > HCR20 > Family, social and Occupational therapy-led interventions: community reintegration Our Model of Care > HoNOS Medication management Our myPath Care Model > GAP > > Daily living skills Assessments and measures Global Assessment of Progress > BPRS, LUNSERS > > Targeted occupational therapy sessions according to are tailored to individual (GAP) Outcomes > Recovery Star individual need needs and selected to Our Service User Pathways > MOHOST Financial management training address change of specific > Our Discharge to Assess Programme Self-harm risk assessment toll difficulties, e.g.: > > Education and vocational programmes and immediate revision High Dependency • Beck inventories of Inpatient Rehabilitation of START anxiety and depression > Therapeutic earnings focusing on career and job > Improved communication (BAI & BDI) skill development Community Rehabilitation and social understanding • Clinical Outcomes > Development of social skills and interests Case Study Acquisition of coping skills in Routine Map > > Activities to improve self-esteem including self-image and self-regulations Examination (CORE) How to Make a Referral Creative activities > DLSOS • Warwick-Edinburgh > Mental Wellbeing > PHATT > Cultural and spiritual needs Scale (WEMWBS) > Improvements in > Social family integration (where appropriate) metabolic profile • Brief PSI Inventory (BSI) > Community activities > Sensory profiling and sensory strategies Our approach: > Encourages hope, > Dovetailing with Psychology-led interventions: empowerment and wellness existing pathways Supports development of Innovation around > > > Cognitive Behavioural > Mindfulness > Mental Health relapse personal responsibility outreach Therapy (CBT) prevention > Alternatives to self-harm > Is community-focused > Co-production culture: > Dialectical Behaviour Therapy > Offence-focused interventions building engagement Behaviour analysis and > Is person-centred (DBT) > through meaningful activity problem-solving approaches > Emotional Management > Development of internal informed approach Social inclusion interventions including anxiety progression ethos > > Psychometric assessments > Schema informed approach and anger through service > Recovery > Cognitive functioning > Brief Solution Focused therapy > Motivational enhancement > Optimism assessments > Eye Movement Desensitisation > Self-esteem enhancement Drug and alcohol awareness and Reprocessing therapy > and Individual risk assessments (EMDR) > Average expected length of stay in our high relapse prevention including HCR-20, PCL-R and > The Wellness Recovery Action SARA dependency inpatient rehabilitation services is Cognitive skills Plan (WRAP®) > 12-18 months 5 | Mental Health Rehabilitation and Recovery Services Click the buttons to find out more Our Model of Care about our Mental Health Rehabilitation and Recovery Services At Cygnet Health Care we are doing all we can to make a positive difference. To help guide us & ensure we are working together to achieve this we have collaboratively developed our model of care for our high dependency Introduction rehabilitation services. A guide that shows what we do as an organisation to N Our Model of Care The service will provide a therapeutic setting and will support individuals with mental health needs on their road to
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