Mental health care
Mental health and supported living
Mental health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being and should be given the same importance as physical health. However, the stigma and lack of resources surrounding mental health often leave individuals grappling with mental illnesses feeling isolated and unsupported. This is where supported living comes in.
Supported living is a form of housing that provides assistance to individuals with mental health conditions, enabling them to live independently and improve their quality of life. It is a model of care that recognises that mental health conditions are not permanent limitations, but instead, can be managed and treated with the right support systems in place.
We believe in the potential of everyone and enable them to work towards their goals, live more independently and take control of their lives. We listen to each person to understand what they would like to achieve in life.
Benefits of mental health care
One of the key advantages of supported living for mental health is the provision of a safe and supportive environment. Many mental health conditions require individuals to follow specific treatment plans, such as taking medication regularly or attending therapy sessions. In supported living, there are trained professionals available to ensure these treatment plans are adhered to. This added level of support helps individuals manage their conditions effectively and reduces the risk of relapse.
Supported living also provides a sense of community and belonging, which is crucial for mental well-being. Living in a supportive environment allows individuals to connect with others who may be going through similar experiences. This connection helps combat the feelings of isolation often associated with mental health conditions, fostering a sense of understanding and empathy among residents.