The Recovery Star
An assessment that helps you to
identify where your needs are not
being met.
Is there a charge?
Goal/Life planning
Person centred life coaching and goal
planning to help you focus, work
toward and achieve your goals.
To contact S.T.A.R.T.
If you would like then like to be
considered for Support, Time and
Recovery, you will need to be referred
by your GP, social worker, a community
psychiatric nurse or other support
worker.
All applications are considered weekly.
Tel: 01202 531339
Fax: 01202 521982
email: [email protected]
Take an
active
role in your recovery
July 2013
Community Support,Time
and Recovery Team (MHRC)
active role in your recovery
We suggest you phone us on
01202 531339 to have an informal chat
with the duty worker before you make
your application. You can then discuss
how we work and decide if this is right
for you.
You can get in touch with us at:
Bournemouth Community Support
Time and Recovery Team
First Point
528 Wimborne Road
Winton, Bournemouth
BH9 2EX
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take an
How to access the Support,
Time and Recovery Team
There is no charge for the services
of the Support, Time and Recovery
Team.
What does the
Support, Time and
Recovery Team do?
The team works to support
individuals affected by mental ill
health as they work towards their
recovery.
A mental health recovery coach
provides flexible support to help
individuals identify, work towards
and achieve their goals and
potential.
How the team works
What we do
Your plans and goals will be as individual
as you are. The support we provide may
include:
q Promoting independent living
q Helping you return to education
q Enabling you to travel independently
q Supporting you with daily living
q Supporting you to maintain good
mental health and wellbeing
Can the Start
team help you?
q Liaising with families or carers, when
appropriate.
A mental health recovery coach can
work with you to determine:
About the team
q What you want to achieve
and how
q What you will need to do to
achieve your goals and potential
q Who will need to be involved in
your plans
q When you can hope to achieve
your goals
We use a variety of approaches to
help you achieve and maintain
good mental health. We work
alongside workers in health,
leisure, employment and
education. We are also flexible
when, where and how we work.
All staff are experienced mental health
workers who have undertaken a national
training programme demonstrating occupational competence. The STR approach
requires all staff to have qualified in
levels 3 or 4 in Health and Social Care as
well as achieving additional mental health
qualifications in recovery.
Our ways of
working include:
The Recovery approach or model
We support you as you work
towards your goals. We help you
live your life and achieve your full
potential while recognising your
ongoing mental health needs.
Wellness and recovery action plan
(W.R.A.P)
Together we look at how you
manage your mental health needs.
We recognise and support you in
determining what you want and
need to keep you well.