Developing Relationships
Developing relationships is key to successful engagement in therapeutic programmes and our MDT prioritise getting to know the person in our care through formal and informal assessments and activities.
Developing relationships is key to successful engagement in therapeutic programmes and our MDT prioritise getting to know the person in our care through formal and informal assessments and activities.
Through the concept of recovery, we promote independence, self-esteem, social inclusion and the discovery or rediscovery of personal identity. Our dedicated team works towards managing symptoms through coping strategies and therapy that is completely tailored to the individual.
Factors such as psychological needs, physical capacity, social ability and cultural preferences are always considered. This helps with the design of an all-inclusive care plan, providing realistic and achievable targets to aim for.
1. Respect and Dignity
We are passionate about providing person-centred care for our service users and committed to upholding their rights, choices and preferences.
2. Communication
As a team, we are dedicated to ensuring effective communication and devoted to using accessible language.
3. Equality and Diversity
We embrace difference, paying attention to each individual’s background, gender, culture, ethnicity and age.
4. Holistic Care
Our core focus is on an individual’s needs and we always consider the psychological, social and environmental factors.
5. Recovery
We encourage positivity throughout the personal journey of recovery.
The model of care informs a structured, person-centred care pathway where collaborative care enables genuine co-production of idiosyncratic plans of care. These individualised plans support people in our care to achieve their recovery and wellness goals and aspirations in the context of evidence-based care and interventions.
Boundaried therapeutic relationships underpin all interactions and interventions and provide a secure base for learning, development and recovery. All care and interventions are evidence-based, needs-led and individualised to ensure specific packages of care are delivered within a structured and time-limited care pathway.
The pathway is phased, it is flexible and allows for movement forwards and revision of previous phases as required by the individual to ensure optimal effectiveness of interventions offered.
Our aim is to engage in genuine collaboration and co-production, recognising individuals strengths and inviting and including users of Camino healthcare services, carers and family to contribute to the care process and service developments. We are committed to recovery-focussed care and interventions.
Our multi-disciplinary focus is on increased independence and self-management through a strengths and needs-led pathway and Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Nurses, Support Staff and Occupational Therapists work closely with statutory and voluntary services throughout the care journey to achieve safe discharge.
We are passionate about what we do and we do it at the highest standard.