Treatment approaches
The impact of these conditions can have a devastating impact making it particularly difficult for young people to establish their own independence and goals. Yet most of these conditions are very treatable and if caught early, most people will make a good recovery.
Mental health conditions:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Bipolar disorder
- Psychosis
- Schizophrenia
- Substance dependence
- Personality disorders
- Eating disorders.
Recovery can be a slow and frustrating process with setbacks and problems initially may seem insurmountable. However, it is vital to understand that with the right help most people will recover from their conditions and return to a normal fulfilling life. The skills learned through the process of mental health treatment and recovery will stand to you in the future, helping you to recognize the risks of relapse, the best ways of seeking help and preventing recurrences.
Addressing age-appropriate psychological and social factors are essential in rebuilding young people’s lives.
It aims to help young people to develop the skills necessary for managing their conditions and putting their lives back together again through quality education and support. It encourages routine, socialization with peers and personal responsibility.
The programme works closely with the young person and with other programme coordinators to give the young person the best guidance possible in order to promote confidence and competence in working with their mental health diagnosis.
Primary therapies and groups used
Secondary therapies and groups used
Locations
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Young Adult Group Programmes