Our Skills & Experience

General health and wellbeing encompass a person’s sense of positive feeling about their life situation and their personal health, both physical and mental. Each person is unique. Individuals who experience a mental health problem may still enjoy a good quality of life and mental wellbeing. Others may not have a specific mental health problem but experience poor mental wellbeing and quality of life. The connection between mind and body is vital in supporting individuals who experience a mental health problem.

Wellbeing represents many things, for some it’s spending time with family and friends, for others achieving their own personal goals or perhaps taking part in meaningful activities such as physical, social and leisure activities that are tailored to the person’s needs and preferences. Our teams promote positive health and well-being to enable the people we support to develop full and active lives.

Complex care, also known as long-term care or continuing care, is given to the people we support who have significant, continuing healthcare issues such as chronic illness and disabilities. These health care issues could include multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, epilepsy and learning disabilities.

To support the best care possible many of our teams are highly proficient in an array of specific caring methods, to enable the best outcomes and quality of life for the people we support. Included within this is an attention to detail in maintaining good communication and co-ordination between the individual and external agencies / specialists in respect to treatment and therapies.

As well as providing complex care, our teams, where-ever possible, facilitate the people we support to lead independent, active, and fulfilled lives.