Our Approach

A new vision in healthcare.

Equal treatment of both Mental health and autism whilst respecting individuals regardless of age, race, sexual orientation, religion or belief, disability and gender.

Our model of care incorporates several phases which includes therapy, education, living skills, employment and community participation as well as encouraging and supporting young people with understanding of physical and sexual health and the importance of healthy relationships.

Using evidence-based tools and our own published research to demonstrate our new vision of healthcare really enhances the life and well-being of the people we support by enabling them to achieve key life milestones.

We aim not only to be a specialist provider in our field but also a research-based institute where opportunities for interacting with the rest of the world within our field is a key area of our growth and development, we will lead on new technology interventions that not only enhance the care and treatment we provide but will also improve on integrated working with our key stakeholders to further develop our service provision.

We will remain in a constant state of flux where we develop a new kind of workforce where staff will have and be trained in new skills giving them opportunity to develop in their careers, we will grow our services based on the individuals that we provide care and treatment too as well as ensure they are financially viable for the future.

We believe in people and in the value of relationships enabling our people in our care to move beyond mental health services, into the wider community and to engage in meaningful occupation, vocation, education friendships and relationships as well as improved mental health.