The specialist child welfare unit is a seven-place home for ages 13–17 in a rural setting. Operating for over 15 years, it has social and healthcare staff with expertise in mental health, substance use and neuropsychiatric work.
Each young person has two personal supervisors throughout the placement. Work involves family, relatives and the authority network. Methods include neuropsychiatric coaching, dialectical behaviour therapy-based approaches and community rehabilitation. The unit belongs to the Ambea group's services. Accessible parking is available.
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