IMOTIONAL SUPPORT
Our In Patient Facilities
The Rehabilitation Centre
What happens when you Check in?
When you arrive, you will go through a check-in and registration process. This involves providing basic information such as your name and contact details. You may be asked to fill out some initial paperwork, which will include medical history, previous mental health treatment, and a consent form for treatment. This information helps us to understand your background and current situation.
We have security procedures in place to ensure the safety of all patients. You may be subject to routine safety checks, including bag searches and the removal of potentially harmful items
You will undergo an initial assessment or intake interview with a member of our team. This involves discussing the reasons for seeking help, your current symptoms, relevant personal history, and any specific goals you may have for treatment. We adhere to strict confidentiality standards. During your visit, you will be provided with information about our confidentiality policies, and you will be asked to sign an agreement ensuring the privacy of your information.
You will then have a meeting with a Dr, They will discuss your concerns in more detail, assess your mental health, and work with you to determine an appropriate treatment plan. Based on the assessment, your Dr will discuss potential treatment options with you. This could include individual therapy, group therapy, medication management, or a combination of these. The goal is to tailor the treatment plan to your specific needs. A personalized treatment plan will be created. This plan outlines therapeutic goals, interventions, medication management (if applicable), and the expected duration of your inpatient stay. You will be provided with a copy of your treatment plan and asked to sign your in patient contract – this covers your treatment, visitation requests and criteria for leaving the premises.
Our staff will provide you with an orientation to the rehabilitation facility, including information about the daily schedule, rules, safety measures, and the layout. You’ll be introduced to key staff members and shown important areas such as living quarters, therapy rooms, and common areas.
Throughout your inpatient stay, the treatment team will regularly review your progress. Adjustments to the treatment plan may be made based on your response to interventions and changes in your mental health status.