Assessment and Stabilisation
Our service understands the needs of a person experiencing a crisis related to their mental health, reducing risk and laying the foundation for longer-term support.
The Right Start to the Right Support
When someone is experiencing a crisis or has multiple needs that have yet to be determined, immediate access to the right professionals makes all the difference.
Whether someone is awaiting a more permanent placement, transitioning out of a hospital or failed setting, or experiencing a crisis, we offer a team of specialists that builds an environment where their mental health needs can be safely assessed.
Clarity During Times of Change
We support children, young people and adults with complex mental health needs, including:
People in acute crisis who need urgent stabilisation
People with undiagnosed or unclear support needs
Young people awaiting long-term community placements
People discharge from the hospital or transitioning from secure services
People whose previous placements have broken down
We provide structure, safety, and clinical oversight to reduce distress and begin recovery.
Multidisciplinary Approach to Care
Behind every step forward is a team that works together.
Our multidisciplinary approach brings together a range of expertise to shape support around each person, including:
Positive Behaviour
Support Specialists
Community Psychiatric Nurses
Occupational therapists
Multimedia and Communication Specialists
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Specialists
We have developed an assessment to support people facing delayed discharge from hospitals or out-of-area placements. It is carefully developed by our internal team of Community Psychiatric Nurses (CPNs).
Our goal is to assess the risks the person faces, recommend pathways for their return to suitable accommodation, and explore engagement with private housing providers.
Why Families and Healthcare Professionals Choose Us?
We have experienced and skilled nurse-led teams, allowing people in complex situations with multiple needs people and their families to make decisions about their care and participate in the care planning.
Experienced MDTs with PBS and trauma-informed training
De-escalation support in the home or community settings
Seamless coordination with local authorities and healthcare providers
Gareth
Goundrill
