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High Dependency Inpatient Rehabilitation Service for Men Beds now available High Dependency Inpatient Rehabilitation Service for Men Cygnet Delfryn House, Flintshire Male 18+ 28 Beds Set amid the rolling hills of Flintshire, Cygnet Delfryn House is our high dependency inpatient rehabilitation agency usage service for men who have severe and enduring mental for 4 ½ years illness and who may have been detained under the 0% Mental Health Act. Men placed with us often come from multiple placement breakdowns, failed treatment programmes or are stepping down from secure settings. Our state-of-the-art service has been designed with wellness in mind, providing a safe and comfortable People’s Council environment that promotes efficient rehabilitation and In 2019 93% recovery. We are dedicated to understand, stabilise and meetings held of the service users break the traumatic cycles of relapse that can impact monthly discharged were service users’ lives. stepping down along their care pathway Our psychology and occupational therapy led interventions effectively tackle the challenges of mental health and alongside our clinical interventions we help men enhance their personal skills to rebuild their lives. CCAPS When the time is right, access to the local community is an essential step along the pathway to independence, 100% Part of for both leisure pursuits and for social training such as of individuals achieve the Welsh shopping and using public transport. External activities over 25 hours of are tailored to individual needs and wishes. activities each week Framework Vocational support is provided to help service users Strong external links with prepare for employment and other vocational Cyfle Cymru providing: activities. The men are supported to create CVs, apply for jobs, practice for and attend interviews as well as > Mentorship develop other skills necessary. We also offer a range > Qualifications and training of internal therapeutic earning positions where service > Real life work experience users have the opportunity to apply for, be interviewed > Help to search and apply for jobs for and take on the responsibility of a suitable job. The men receive training by a staff member that is skilled in the particular job. Thank you for your support and for Positive Healthcare OT encouragement and facilitating Inspectorate Wales “ groups at the weekend (HIW) report Service user ” Our service user profile: > Men aged 18+ > Detained under the Mental Health Act (1983) or informal > Primary diagnosis of mental illness with: • Complex comorbidities • Substance, drug and alcohol abuse For more information or to make a • Treatment resistance referral please call 0808 164 4450 • Behaviours that challenge / email [email protected] or • Aiming for a return to community or community-based care contact your regional Business Relationship Manager • History of sexual abuse or domestic violence • Typical diagnoses: schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar affective Our referral process: disorder or depression 1 Referral made to Cygnet referrals team via 0808 164 4450 / [email protected] or through > May have secondary diagnoses of mild learning disability, autism spectrum disorder or personality your regional Business Relationship Manager disorder 2 Assessment arranged and undertaken via our > May have a forensic history and/or be stepping management team within 2 working days down from secure services 3 Feedback provided on whether our service can > May have a history of repeated acute meet the individual’s needs admissions 4 Assessment pack formulated including care plans and funding information Our facilities: 5 Admission agreed and plans for transition arranged with referring team following confirmation of > En-suite bedrooms acceptance of placement > Learning centre with library > Multi-faith room > Gym > Activities room Cygnet Delfryn House, Liverpool > Therapy kitchen Argoed Hall Lane, Mold, Flintshire, Wales CH7 6FQ Llandudno Rhyl > Laundry room Bangor Colwyn Bay Chester > Spacious communal garden with Caemarfon Mold outdoor seating Wrexham Community Links: Oswestry > Learndirect / Deeside College Shewsbury > Flintshire Local Volunteer Centre Sport facilities at Northop College > s s a n L p y s Mold r B Photography and walking groups at local e > d b l o Argoed Hall Ln Mynydd Isa m a country parks M h Cygnet C > Local beaches Delfryn House > Local market A549 Chester Rd Mold Rd Stevenage Colchester Luton Bishop’s Braintree Stortford Wivenhoe FrintononSea A541 Aylesbury Witham ClactononSea www.cygnethealth.co.uk Harlow St Albans Oxford Chelmsford Maldon Abingdon Swansea Watford Alton ewport Didcot Swindon Basildon Ilford SouthendonSea Bridgend Slough Canvey Island Cardiff Chippenham London Bristol Windsor rays @cygnethealth /cygnethealthcare /company/cygnet-health-care Reading Dartford Bath Bracknell Margate WesternsuperMare Croydon Rochester Whitstable Broadstairs Camberley pson CYG-383 | Date of preparation: 26/03/2020 Woking Faversham Farnborough Canterbury Basingstoke Sevenoaks Maidstone Minehead uildford Deal Ilfracombe Tonbridge lastonbury Horley Woolacombe Alton Dover Crawley Barnsraple Haslemere Salisbury Folkstone Tenterden xmoor Horsham ational Park.
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