CPR was started in the year 1992 with a view to address the rehabilitation Needs of the persons with psychiatric disabilities in the mental health care.
The primary objective is to enhance the quality of life of the persons with Psychiatric disabilities through appropriate rehabilitation interventions.

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Admission

A committee comprising of mental health professionals meet as and when admission and discharge is needed. The committee assesses clinical conditions and decides on admission and discharge

Process

• Pre-admission assessment
• Preadmission assessment includes
• Assessment of the clinical condition
• Assessment of the family condition

The clinical assessment is done by a team consisting of a clinical psychologist, the psychiatrist and the medical officer. The family assessment is done by a social worker. Based on the findings, the persons will be hospitalized for treatment. Once the person shows symptomatic improvement, he/she will be discharged for rehabilitation

Post Admission Assessment

Post admission assessment consist of:

• Detailed client history taking
• Disability assessment
• Mental status examination.

Formulation of individualized rehabilitation plan

Plan implementation

The primary focus is on the development of psycho social and vocational skills development. Besides skills training, other interventions followed are:

• Medication management
• Counselling
• Occupational therapy
• Creative therapies using drama, dance and art
• Yoga
• Psycho – education
• Vocational training

Review

• Every three months, progress is monitored. If needed, the rehabilitation plan is also altered based on the outcome of the review.
• Caregivers are briefed about the status of their child.
• All the mental health professionals are involved in this exercise.
• If the resident is ready for discharge, discharge protocol is followed.

Follow Up

Follow up is an important component in the rehabilitation programme of the Trust.
At the time of discharge, caregivers are given orientation about the need and importance of follow up and in consultation with them, a follow up schedule is drawn by the professionals.

Follow up remainders are sent before the scheduled date and if a person fails to come for follow up for two consecutive days, key worker makes a home visit to interact with family members and to provide necessary support that will ensure follow up.

Client / Beneficiaries Profile

Follow up is an important component in the rehabilitation programme of the Trust. At the time of discharge, caregivers are given orientation about the need and importance of follow up and in consultation with them, a follow up schedule is drawn by the professionals.

Follow up remainders are sent before the scheduled date and if a person fails to come for follow up for two consecutive days, key worker makes a home visit to interact with family members and to provide necessary support that will ensure follow up.

Professional Team

Members of the professional team are

• Consultant psychiatrist
• Medical officer
• Clinical psychologist
• Psychiatric social worker
• Psychiatric nurse
• Vocational instructor
• Creative Therapist

Facilities

Members of the professional team are

• Twin sharing and dormitory type of accommodation is available.
• Care taker services is available
• Emergency care services
• Common dining hall