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Women's Service extended

 

Vista Healthcare Independent Hospital is extending its Women’s Forensic Service.
The unit can house up to 10 women and will offer a number of therapies exclusive to female needs.
Director of Clinical Services, Joanna Assey said: “The care programme available for women within the forensic service involves a wide range of possible interventions and input to the overall assessment, treatment and rehabilitation process.”
The programme will include (where applicable):
Behavioural Management
Care Plan
Education
Family Support
Graded Leave
Medication
Occupation & Work Activities
Physical Health
Psychological Interventions
Rehabilitation Activities
Risk Assessment and Management
Self-Care
Social and Life-Skills
Social Needs
The service provides a safe environment for women focussing on rehabilitation and recovery.
We offer an intensive rehabilitation for women who have learning disability, personality disorder or who have committed serious offences and present as a danger to themselves or others.
Our services place particular emphasis on provision of therapeutic environment, high quality clinical services that are gender-sensitive.
We are mindful that many women may, in the past, have had experiences involving abuse and/or other trauma.
Our women’s learning disability service aims to consolidate and continuously improve on the progress patients have already made, and to reduce levels of risk and to move individuals towards community living.
NEW SERVICE AT VISTA

Vista Healthcare has introduced a vital new service at its independent hospital in Winchfield, Hampshire.

A 32 week rehabilitation service is now in place which aims to prepare people for their stepdown into community accommodation.

The aim of the service is to provide a person centred package which will support individuals to achieve an ‘ordinary lifestyle’ which offers opportunities enjoyed by everyone. This means providing support to help people to take part in the life of their local community, develop skills, exercise choices and take control of their own lives, be seen and valued as individuals and develop a network of relationships.

The services we offer will:
  • promote choice and independence
  • increase access to local communities
  • develop skills necessary to live as independently as is possible
  • promote emotional literacy
  • provide the support and opportunity to gain meaningful employment experience
  • provide opportunities to develop social networks

For further details contact our Business Development Team on 01252 845826