Reablement
Reablement is a short-term, intensive programme of support for people who have had a spell in hospital. The aim is to help them relearn daily living skills so they do not need long-term support or to go back into hospital.
How the New Reablement Journey delivers against the standards set out by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
Please click the poster for a pdf copy.
Papers
A new reablement journey - Jenny Pitts, Helen Sanderson, Amy Webster and Louise Skelhorn.
This paper aims to stimulate discussion and thinking about a different way of offering reablement. It doesn't contradict the current approach, but builds on it, suggesting that we can take reablement to a new level in order to maximise its benefits. This involves redefining reablement, challenging our thinking about who should be able to benefit from it and for how long; and how much the person is involved in owning and steering the process.
To read in full, please click here
Resources
Implementing the new reablement journey - Readunbess checklist and menu of available support.
The checklist is intended to act as a tool to identify where things are at currently and where local priorities are for those wishing to implement the New Reablement Journey.
To read in full, please click here
- About us
- What We Do
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- How
- Who
- Families
- Children, Young People and Transition
- Older People
- People with Health Issues
- People with Long Term Health Conditions
- People and End of Life
- People with Dementia
- People with Developmental /Learning Disabilities
- People with Mental Health Issues
- People who are Homeless
- People who use Substances
- People who Experience Domestic Violence
- People with acquired brain injury
- Training & Consultancy
- Our Programmes
- Our Courses
- Developing Person Centred Teams and Implementing Planning.
- Developing Support Plans
- Essential Lifestyle Planning - Train the Trainers.
- Essential Lifestyle Planning Facilitator Training.
- Families Planning Together
- Financial Organisational Challenges for Personalisation.
- Getting Started With Your Plan.
- Human Resource Challenges for Personalisation.
- Introduction to Personalised Care Planning.
- Introduction to Working Together for Change.
- Just Enough Support
- Learning and Reflection Day for Support Planners
- Managers and Person Centred Practices - using the new "Progress for Providers for Managers" - Checking your progress in using Person Centred Approaches
- MAP and PATH.
- Marketing your Organisation for Personalisation.
- One Page Profiles.
- Outcome Focused Reviews.
- Outcome Focused Reviews - An Introduction.
- Pathways and Profiles
- People Planning Together
- Person Centred Reviews - Transition Reviews and Citizenship Reviews.
- Person Centred Reviews: Important To/For and Working/Not Working Reviews
- Person Centred Reviews in Transition: Using the Transition Pathways
- Person Centred Risk.
- Person Centred Supervision.
- Person Centred Thinking - Train the Trainers.
- Person Centred Thinking Skills.
- Person Centred Thinking Skills with Older People
- Person Centred Thinking Skills with people who are living with Dementia
- Personalised Care Planning.
- Planning Live! Workshop.
- Positive and Productive Meetings.
- Progress for Providers and Customer Journey.
- Re-ablement (1-Day).
- Re-ablement (2 day)
- Re-ablement, the New Journey. Design Day.
- Self Directed Support in Practice - Roles and Responsibilities of Social Care Staff.
- Support Planning and Individual Service Funds for Providers.
- Support Planning and Review Strategy Day.
- Support Planning Awareness Day
- Workforce Development Strategy Day.
- Working Together for Change.
- Working with Decision-Makers (Who Agree Support Plans).
- Reading Room
- Where
- Who
- Families
- Children, Young People and Transition
- Older People
- People with Health Issues
- People with Long Term Health Conditions
- People and End of Life
- People with Dementia
- People with Developmental/Learning Disabilities
- People with Mental Health Issues
- People who are Homeless
- People who use Substances
- People who Experience Domestic Violence
- People with aquired brain injury
- How
- Resources
- Blogs
- Helen (UK)
- Amanda (USA)
- Deb (Australia)
- Julie (Canada)
- HSA Foundation
- Liz and Sarah Jane (Celebrating Families)
- Think About Your Life
- Jane (Cancer Survivor)
- Norris Bank Primary School
- Oxley Park Academy
- Dimensions (Provider)
- Care UK (Provider)
- Living Ambitions (Provider)
- Certitude (Provider)
- Real Life Options (Provider)
- Hull City Council
- Action on Hearing Loss