The West London Crisis Recovery House offers respite, practical and emotional support and sessions to people experiencing a mental health crisis. We help build resilience and learn mental health coping strategies through short term placements, usually up to 14 days.
The house has 7 private bedrooms, one which is designed to support people with disabilities, a garden, quiet rooms and communal kitchens and lounges.
During the placement, individuals will work with our team of Recovery Workers on a person centred support plan, which is delivered through therapeutic interventions. These interventions help people who use our service to develop effective coping strategies and manage their own mental health. Therapeutic interventions are delivered via groups and one to one sessions.
Individuals can get help from a range of personal interventions, focused on their recovery. These include:
Richmond Fellowship’s Sycamore House crisis support service looks to address both your immediate crisis and longer term recovery goals. It provides safe, high quality support with an emphasis on understanding the factors which contributed to your crisis.
The service equips you with strategies and tools to support your ongoing mental health recovery.
Our service provides 6 beds for people experiencing a mental health crisis.
Our service operates a holistic therapeutic support model, working towards preventing hospital admissions.
Personalised support is offered in a non-clinical setting and in partnership with Home Treatment Teams (LSCFT).
If you’re struggling with your mental health and need support outside normal working hours, Staying Well, Crawley is here for you. Get help and advice from professionals in a safe, relaxed and friendly environment.
We also provide support for carers, who many need support with their own mental wellbeing due to the pressure of caring for someone with episodes of mental ill-health.
Staying Well, Crawley is run in partnership by Richmond Fellowship and Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
At Staying Well, Crawley you will be supported by Richmond Fellowship recovery workers who will work with you to identify your needs and help to make a plan to support you.
Volunteers with lived experience and a Mental Health Practitioner from Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, will also be available to anyone requiring immediate clinical support from Secondary Mental Health Services.
Some of the support the service can offer:
We will also provide you with information and advice about other services that can support you in your area, to help you stay well at home.
Richmond Fellowship’s Willow House crisis support service looks to address both your immediate crisis and longer term recovery goals.
It provides safe, high quality support with an emphasis on understanding the factors which contributed to your crisis.
The service equips you with strategies and tools to support your ongoing mental health recovery.
Provide practical and emotional support to people experiencing a mental health crisis.
Guests can stay for up to 7 days, develop a support plan and staff deliver interventions based on the support needs.
The aim is to prevent hospital admission and people feel better able to manage a crisis in the future.
Richmond Fellowship’s White Gabels residential service works with you to recognise when you are becoming unwell and help you take preventative measures to avoid relapse. We work closely with multi-disciplinary teams to provide one-to-one bespoke support for you.
Our crisis support service offers 5 beds for individuals with mental health problems.
We provide safe, high quality support with an emphasis on understanding the factors which contributed to a person’s crisis.
We equip individuals with strategies and tools to support their ongoing mental health recovery.
The length of stay will be 24 hours to a maximum of 7 days with a potential to extend to 10 days through joint agreement.
Richmond Fellowship’s Redhill Safe Haven crisis support service looks to address both your immediate crisis and longer term recovery goals. It provides safe, high quality support with an emphasis on understanding the factors which contributed to your crisis. The service equips you with strategies and tools to support your ongoing mental health recovery.
Richmond Fellowship works in partnership with Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and East Surrey Clinical Commissioning Group. Our safe haven helps people with mental health problems to find their way out of crisis quickly, simply and without the need to go into hospital.
The safe haven is open 6pm-11pm Monday-Friday, as well as weekends and bank holidays. You can attend anywhere using our video call link to access the safe haven too.
We support people to develop emotional management and resilience, personal and life skills to achieve greater independence and self-esteem.
We provide a warm and welcoming environment in which to support you through a mental health crisis. As well as listening and supporting you, our team can also signpost to other services in the area that can be of support.
Richmond Fellowship’s Witham Bank residential service works with people to recognise when they are becoming unwell and help them take preventative measures to avoid relapse. We work closely with multi-disciplinary teams to provide one-to-one bespoke support for individuals.
Our crisis support service offers 5 beds for individuals with mental health problems.
We provide safe, high quality support with an emphasis on understanding the factors which contributed to a person’s crisis.
We equip individuals with strategies and tools to support their ongoing mental health recovery.
The length of stay will be 24 hours to a maximum of 7 days.
Richmond Fellowship’s Oak House crisis support service looks to address both your immediate crisis and longer term recovery goals. It provides safe, high quality support with an emphasis on understanding the factors which contributed to your crisis. The service equips you with strategies and tools to support your ongoing mental health recovery.
Provide practical and emotional support to people experiencing a mental health crisis. Guests can stay for up to 7 days, develop a support plan and staff deliver interventions based on the support needs. The aim is to prevent hospital admission and people feel better able to manage a crisis in the future.
See a video tour of our service here.
Richmond Fellowship’s Trevayler Crisis House looks to address both a person’s immediate crisis and longer term recovery goals. We provide safe, high quality support with an emphasis on understanding the factors which contributed to the person’s crisis. We equip them with strategies and tools to support their ongoing mental health recovery.
Our 24 hour crisis house provides up to 4 short term placements in a home-from-home environment for people experiencing a mental health crisis.
Average stays are 5 to 7 days but this is reviewed daily alongside the crisis team.
Staff are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide a safe and supportive environment.
We provide recovery focussed intensive support plans giving individuals the skills and confidence to manage their mental health and stay well.
We focus on practical problem solving and developing effective coping mechanisms.
Our service is co-produced giving the people we support a voice in their recovery.
Richmond Fellowship is part of Recovery Focus, a group of charities with the shared aim to Inspire Recovery Together www.recoveryfocus.org.uk
Head Office: 80 Holloway Road London N7 8JG
Tel: 020 7697 3300 Fax: 020 7697 3301
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Registered Charity Number: 200453
