Moorgreen

Our Moorgreen service is a specialist treatment centre that supports eight individuals with emotionally unstable personality disorders, who may also have a mild learning disability.

The DBT cycle is a 12 month programme, however additional treatment cycles can be commissioned if needed. The residential element of the service is open-ended, and we work with each person we support to develop the most appropriate pathway.

The service aims to:

Reduce life threatening behaviours
Reduce behaviours that have a negative impact or could to lead to placement breakdown
Reduce hospital admissions
Improve quality of life through the development of meaningful relationships, increased independence and meaningful activities
Encourage individual goals and aspirations

ivolve Moorgreen is situated in a residential area of Hucknall, Nottinghamshire.  We’re close to a wealth of community facilities including local shops, leisure centres, pubs and a golf course. The service is very close to Hucknall town centre and a fifteen minute bus journey from Nottingham. There are lots of opportunities for the people we support to develop new skills. New College Nottingham is just a ten minute drive away and work placements are available with local community projects. There are excellent transport links; the service is close to local bus routes to provide easy access to surrounding towns and the M1 motorway is just a five minute drive away.

The environment is homely yet remains robust and appropriate for the people we support. All 8 bedrooms rooms have ensuite bathrooms and the we provide twenty four hour support. There are spacious communal lounges, kitchen and dining areas and outside space with a garden. There is a shared bathroom in addition to the ensuite shower rooms.  The people we support also have access to a quiet communal lounge where they can use a computer or enjoy watching films. There are a number of ground floor bedrooms available for disabled access.

All staff are NAPPI (Non Abusive Physical and Psychological Interventions) trained, as well being trained in personality disorders with a view to minimising the level and frequency of challenging behaviour.