Cygnet Grange is an 8 bed Neuropsychiatric care and treatment facility for those affected by acquired brain injuries. The service provides a safe and secure place to aid recovery as well as offering those diagnosed with a progressive neurological disease, like Huntington’s Disease, a caring and long term placement to support and help manage the progression of their symptoms. Cygnet Grange is registered as a hospital and is designed specifically to provide a clinically led evidence based neuropsychiatric pathway for those individuals presenting with behaviours that challenge. Our focus is to create a therapeutic rich environment which engages our service users and offers them the opportunity to minimise their challenging behaviour and maximise their independence. We provide a resource intensive dedicated in-house Neuropsychiatry inter-disciplinary team. Our person-centred approach puts the individual at the centre of their treatment and discharge planning. The service offers a wide range of activities and facilities to promote independent function. Positive behaviour goals are focussed on discharge planning to support service users to return to community living – either with support or independently. Our inter-disciplinary team: Neuropsychiatrist Psychologist Occupational therapist Speech and language therapist Physiotherapist Clinical hospital manager Therapy coordinator Nurses across RMN/RGN/RNLD disciplines Support workers GP cover from local practice Our service user profile: Men aged 18+ affected by a neurological condition where challenging behaviour is the leading impairment May be detained under the Mental Health Act, informal or subject to DoLS May have a forensic history With a diagnosis of: Established or suspected Acquired Brain Injury including those sustained through trauma, anoxia, stroke, tumour, virus or infection Established or suspected neurodegenerative condition including Huntington’s Disease Specialist Dementia e.g. Frontotemporal Dementia Korsakoff’s Syndrome or other substance abuse related brain injury Presenting symptoms may include: Dysphasia or other communication problems Dysphagia with or without the requirement of PEG support/modified diets Moderate to severe cognitive impairment Respiratory difficulty requiring support of BiPAP (Bi-level Positive Airway Pressure) or CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) Mobility impairments Presenting Comorbidities may include: Psychiatric disorders including psychoses Complex epilepsy Post-ictal psychosis Organic personality disorder Our facilities: En-suite bedrooms Therapy kitchen and additional therapy spaces Dining room Living room Additional communal areas Multi-functional outdoor space including gardens Accessible bathrooms Onsite laundry facilities Download the Cygnet Grange and Cygnet Lodge flyer255.69 KB Download our Neuropsychiatric services flyer1.09 MB
16th May 2019 Five Cygnet services now members of the Independent Neurorehabilitation Providers Alliance (INPA) We are pleased to report that Cygnet Heathers and Meadows Mews have met the criteria to be members of the Independent Neurorehabilitation Providers Alliance (INPA). Five of Cygnet’s neuropsychiatric services are now members of the INPA.
4th March 2019 Cygnet Grange and Cygnet Lodge members of the Independent Neurorehabilitation Providers Alliance (INPA) We are pleased to report that following inspections on 17th December 2018 both Cygnet Grange and Cygnet Lodge have the criteria to be members of the Independent Neurorehabilitation Providers Alliance (INPA).
18th May 2018 Headway Hatters Tea Party at Cygnet Grange As part of Brain Injury Awareness Week two of our neuropsychiatric services, Cygnet Grange and Cygnet Lodge, held a ‘Headway Hatters Tea Party and Barbecue'.
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