Sycamore Recovery House, operated by the Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust, provides a serene and supportive environment in Blackpool for individuals navigating a mental health crisis. This vital service is a collaborative effort with the esteemed national mental health charity, Richmond Fellowship. Residents benefit from short-term placements, typically lasting up to seven days, during which they engage with a team of experienced recovery workers. Together, they craft a personalised support plan, focusing on effective mental health management and the development of robust coping strategies.
Operating as a discreet haven, Sycamore Recovery House offers a tranquil escape, enabling individuals to distance themselves from detrimental influences and concentrate on their mental well-being. Support is delivered through a blend of one-to-one and group sessions, offering practical and emotional guidance, fostering resilience, and equipping individuals with self-help tools. Home treatment teams and other external agencies work in conjunction with the service to help residents achieve their personal goals.
The facility at Sycamore Recovery House is a seven-bedroom house, with each bedroom featuring its own en-suite bathroom. The interior is meticulously decorated to a high standard, creating a comforting and inviting atmosphere for all guests. Sycamore House also boasts communal areas, including a shared kitchen, comfortable lounges, and a garden space, all designed for guests' enjoyment and relaxation. A dedicated member of staff from the Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust is present on-site around the clock, seven days a week, ensuring continuous support. For those seeking assistance through Sycamore Recovery House, the Blackpool Treatment Team can be contacted directly on 01253 956 280.
You can find more details about the service on the Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust website.
http://www.lscft.nhs.uk/services/service-finder-z/sycamore-recovery-house
