During last week's Mental Health Awareness Week, the therapies team at Cygnet Churchill held an opening of a new mural. The mural was painted by service users from different wards at the hospital in a joint Art Therapy and Occupational Therapy group.
The team at Cygnet St Teilo House have been developing links with new and upcoming youth rugby team for Abertysswg Falcons RFC including a shirt sponsorship deal. Service users and staff from the service were delighted to attend a presentation evening recently to present the team with their new shirts.
At the recent South Regional QI Forum we reached a big milestone on our Cygnet QI journey, as the first project to be fully written and led by a service user was approved!
Cygnet’s Specialist Trainer, Adrian Ashurst, has been on the airwaves this week promoting Mental Health Awareness Week and the importance of looking out for each other.
On Tuesday 10th May we held our annual Nursing Conference. The event was held online and this year the theme was ‘Excellence in Clinical Leadership’.
Since its inception in 2013 Cygnet Health Care have been proud sponsors of the National Service User Awards and we are pleased to announce that nominations for the 2022 Awards are now open! This is a particularly special year as it is the 10th National Service User Awards.
Well done to the team at Cygnet Views who have seen the hospital’s rating upgraded from ‘Inadequate’ to ‘Good’ following the latest inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
It’s been a busy week at Ranaich house, where residents and staff have been enjoying Scottish Learning Disability week. This year the event has a focus on human rights.
Cygnet Elms, our ‘Outstanding’ rated high dependency complex care service in Birmingham has been delivering care and treatment to service users for 10 years with many successful discharges into the community. To celebrate this occasion, Elms held a birthday party enjoyed by service users and staff alike.
Well done to the team at Cygnet St William’s, our specialist neuropsychiatric rehabilitation service in Darlington, which has been rated ‘Good’ across all categories by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Residents at Ellen Mhor have been preparing for a grand opening of their brand new sensory garden. The specialist residential service in Dundee has been working hard over the last few months to plan, create and build a new garden for residents to enjoy and relax in.
Well done to the team at Cygnet Oaks who have seen the hospital’s rating upgraded to ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
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