Gender: Male
Age: 18+
Beds: 13
There are five core treatment phases:
- Assessment and containment
- Treatment and engagement
- Recovery and rehabilitation
- Active treatment and rehabilitation/individualised therapy and improving quality of life
- Transition and discharge/Preparing to move on
My Journey: A Blog by Chris
Read our blog from Chris, a service user on Madison Ward, who shares his experience of the service and what he has learnt in his time there so far.
Therapies and activities
Each service user has a treatment plan and a weekly therapeutic timetable which can include:
- Individual and group psychology
- Counselling for drug and alcohol misuse
- Anger management
- Social skills development
- Daily living skills development
- Healthy living
- IT skills training
- Education and vocational development
- Group games and activities
The model of treatment is based on the principles of the recovery model including psychological therapies, occupational therapy, social therapy, physical healthcare and medication.
Staff are trained to provide a pattern of care that continuously challenges maladaptive patterns of behaviour and provides ongoing opportunities to learn and try out more adaptive courses of action and we use the myPath framework to focus interventions towards a service user’s future life outside hospital.
