Residential care – Mental Health &
Support to build skills, confidence and prepare for the future.
Who we support
Our residential care services provide therapeutic support for adults with complex mental health needs who are stepping down from hospital or require longer-term support. We offer safe, structured environments where residents can regain confidence, build skills, and move towards greater independence.
Our services support men and women aged 18 and over who:
- Have a diagnosis of autism, with or without a learning disability
- May also live with mental health needs, sensory processing differences, or behaviours that challenge
- May have a forensic history or have experienced placement breakdowns
- Are stepping down from hospital, or require longer-term support in a safe, structured setting
We work with people under Community Treatment Orders, Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards, or informal arrangements.
Recovery-focused, person-led support
Every resident is supported to rebuild daily living skills and plan for the future at their own pace.
Our teams focus on:
Encouraging meaningful activity and community access
Psychology
Our psychology team provides clinical input and guidance tailored to each individual. Interventions may include:
- Cognitive assessments and risk formulation
- Individual and group therapy sessions
- Evidence-based models including:
- Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT)
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Mindfulness
- Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)
Residents are encouraged to explore what works best for them, with support from psychologists and the wider team.
Occupational Therapy
OTs help residents regain structure and meaning in daily life. Support is personalised and may include:
- Assessments to understand strengths and areas of need goal setting and personalised OT plans
- Support with routines, self-care, budgeting and skills for independence
- Skill-building in areas like cooking, personal care, and travel
- Group and 1:1 sessions focused on recovery through activity
Recovery Support Workers
Our support staff build strong, trusting relationships and work side-by-side with residents to:
Building everyday skills and self-reliance
Residents are supported to:
- Manage personal care, medication and routines
- Develop cooking, cleaning and organisational skills
- Build social and communication confidence
- Travel safely and manage appointments
- Plan for volunteering, education or employment
We work with people to set meaningful goals and celebrate progress.
Therapeutic environments
Each setting offers a calm, supportive and comfortable environment. Features include:
Opportunities to personalise space and routines
