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Crisis management
During challenging moments in life we all need back-up. We need an expert to guide, support and reassure so we can move through the challenge in a way that facilitates change and growth. I can help ensure that a difficult moment becomes a springboard into something better.
Crisis management
During challenging moments in life we all need back-up. We need an expert to guide, support and reassure so we can move through the challenge in a way that facilitates change and growth. I can help ensure that a difficult moment becomes a springboard into something better.
How it works...
Case managers are commonly used in the mental health field to help clients and families navigate challenging situations.
Case management is all about collaboration and coordination. It’s an approach designed to help people navigate complex systems and gain access to the support and services they need.
First, we discuss the situation, your needs, your goals and your budget.
Next, I’ll create a coordinated plan and get to work communicating with people on your behalf. As you sense that I have control of the situation, you’ll slowly begin to relax, exhale and let go.
Case Management is often time sensitive – clients and families need help right now. If this is true for you, please call me directly on 07939841871 to discuss how I can support you. Alternatively, click the button below to email us.
Who this is for…
This management approach is for you if you, or someone you love, are…
- Experiencing mental health issues, stuck in addiction or going through a difficult, potentially traumatic moment in life (for example, a divorce or job loss)
- In need of an expert to help you navigate the situation in a solution-focused way
- Unsure where to go for the best support and resources
- In need of clear advice and a strategic, solution-focused approach
- Not coping or feeling overwhelmed
- Struggling to navigate the situation and see a way forward
What you’ll get…
As your Case Manager, I will…
- Work with you to identify your needs and goals
- Create a bespoke, trauma-informed plan
- Find creative, cutting-edge solutions
- Work to a budget
- Communicate with, and coordinate, other family members to ensure we’re all moving forward together
- Communicate with, and oversee, psychiatrists, therapists, practitioners, treatment centres and anyone else involved in the case, to ensure there’s a coordinated approach
- Monitor progress to ensure your needs and goals are met
- Pull in a great team of expert practitioners if, or when, they’re needed
