We are delighted to announce that staff members at Cygnet Manor have been shortlisted as finalists in no fewer than five categories in the National Learning Disabilities and Autism Awards 2022.
In the latest episode of Music 2 Empower we meet David and Levi two service users at Cygnet Hospital Woking who have written a song ‘Dreaming’ and recorded a music video together which was also co-directed by Levi.
Cygnet Hospital Bury have today opened White House, their new purpose built 18-bed acute mental health service for men. The service will provide a safe and stabilising environment for men who are experiencing an acute episode of mental illness and require an emergency admission.
Cygnet Hospital Sheffield recently held their first formal Art Exhibition. The exhibition gave an opportunity for service users across all four wards (CAMHS and female low secure) to display their artistic talents.
Service users and staff at Cygnet Acer Clinic today celebrated the 1st anniversary of the opening of Acer Upper, the hospital’s specialist acute service for women, with a garden party featuring music, party games and a magician.
Well done to the team at Cygnet Manor who have retained the hospital’s ‘Good’ rating following the latest inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Cygnet Manor is a high dependency complex care service in Shirebrook, Nottinghamshire, for men with learning disabilities, associated complex needs and who may have behaviours that challenge.
Flo, a service user at Cygnet Elms, has won an award in the ‘Young Person’ category of the West Midlands Mental Health Star Awards. There were hundreds of nominations overall with 5 shortlisted nominees in the Young Person category.
Cygnet Hospital Bury was pleased to welcome the MP for Bury North, James Daly, on a recent visit to find out more about the service.
The Occupational Therapy team at Cygnet Sherwood House curated an art competition and exhibition day as a part of Mental Health Awareness Week earlier this month.
Hooper Ward, Cygnet Hospital Beckton’s acute service for women, has been rated ‘Good’ in all five key areas of enquiry following the most recent inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Well done to the team at Cygnet Hospital Hexham who have seen the hospital’s rating upgraded from ‘Inadequate’ to ‘Good’ following the latest inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
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.
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