Mental Health Recovery Pathway
The Mental Health Recovery Pathway service operates across three different sites:
Despard Road, Ashley Road and
Isledon Road.
The Mental Health Recovery Pathway (MHRP) is a mental health provision based across three sites in Islington.
The MHRP is designed to respond to the mental health needs of Islington residents with a wide spectrum of ongoing mental health problems. It offers two pathways:
Integrated Community Support (ICS)
Our Day Opportunities offer provides open-access day services for Islington residents who experience mental distress.
97%
of service users were satisfied or very satisfied with MHRP’s help during the last 6 months
89%
of our service users say that Islington Mind’s support helps them to manage or recover from the impact of Covid-19 on their mental health
97%
of our service users say Islington Mind’s services are
IMPORTANT
or
VERY IMPORTANT
to them right now
Structured Intervention Support (SIS)
Provides support to people with complex mental health needs, by referral only. It consists of the following teams and provisions:
The Reablement Programme team provides a short-term intensive support programme for people with severe and enduring mental health problems to enable and/or improve transitions (e.g. hospital discharge)
The Psycho-Social Support (PSS) team provides personalised support to enable people with complex mental health needs progress and maintain independent living
The CovidRecovery Enablement Service offers a target-oriented programme supporting service users to access basic needs such as food, finance and community connections – improving their financial security and social networks, tackling isolation, exclusion, and loneliness, maintaining physical and mental wellbeing, with a focus on building self-management, resilience and independence. Funded by National Lottery Community Fund
The Psychosis Therapy Project (PTP) provides talking therapies for people diagnosed with psychotic illness.
The Counselling and Psychotherapy service offers short-term (20 weeks) and open-ended counselling.
