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A purpose built 17-bed medium secure unit for adult men with a range of neurological and general mental health conditions who require neurobehavioural rehabilitation in a forensic environment.
Experts in forensic neurobehavioural and cognitive rehabilitation
Rose is a specialist ward for men aged 18-65 with a formal psychiatric or neurological diagnosis, including Acquired or Traumatic Brain Injury, early onset dementia, stroke, epilepsy, Huntington’s disease (HD) and Parkinsons.
Based within a purpose built, medium secure environment, our service offers innovative therapy and treatment from the UK’s leading provider of neuropsychiatry services and the only service of its kind south of Birmingham. Patients will typically present with cognitive deficits or behavioural changes, that in turn require neurobehavioural treatment in an in-patient setting.
Bespoke therapies for cognitive defects
We use a BioPsychoSocial approach focusing on medical and psychological treatment, environmental management, behavioural and cognitive rehabilitation and vocational opportunities.
We pride ourselves on managing the most complex cases and jointly treat the neurological condition and any co-morbid mental issues.
Delivered by a full time, on-site multidisciplinary team (MDT), patients will benefit from our therapy programmes and assessment tools, specially adapted for patients with cognitive defects:
We exceed the recommended 25 hours of meaningful activity each week.
We support men who are aged over 18 and have:
Our MDT construct programmes of enablement that allow progress through our pathways to a place of least restriction, and utilise a full range of psychological and occupational therapy programmes which:
The goals of interventions on Rose are to:
Rose is overseen by a Clinical Neuropsychiatrist, with an extensive full-time unit team including;
Neuropsychology; Occupational Therapists; Dieticians; Speech & Language Therapists; Social Workers; Physiotherapists; Admission & Discharge Co-ordinators; Qualified Nurses; Social Care specialists; Training Instructors; Specialist Healthcare nursing; Healthcare Assistants
Our unit environment is designed to support the therapeutic and social needs of our patients, and includes;
Across our 140-acre campus patients also have access to;
Our Rose Discharge Co-ordinators begin discharge planning from the point of admission. Working with our clinical and social work teams they formulate plans and liaise with appropriate case managers to support a smooth transition.