Holistic and Tailored Care Solutions
Tailored and purpose-driven support plans designed to enhance the autonomy of our service users. Our team is well-versed in the application of Positive Behavior Support (PBS) and has undergone accredited training in risk reduction strategies. This equips us to provide personalized assistance that fosters independence.
At the core of our offering lies a service meticulously crafted to deliver accommodation-based assistance. This aid is directed at individuals striving for independence and pursuing their ongoing journey of recovery.
Services Insights
Revolutionizing Care
Moiz Care stands as an autonomous, specialised provider of supported living services, catering to individuals grappling with diverse mental health conditions.
These encompass Learning Disability, Autistic Spectrum Disorder, Acquired Brain Injury, Personality Disorders, and Complex Mental Health Presentations, extending to those with challenging behaviours and a forensic background. Our adept team comprises a forensic psychiatrist, neuro-rehab occupational therapist, forensic psychologist, and an operations manager with an extensive two-decade tenure.
We implement a comprehensive approach, integrating positive behaviour support (PBS), ABCs (Antecedent-Behaviour-Consequence analysis), and Social Stories. This fusion equips us to provide effective support to our clients.
Our Service Spectrum
Expertise in Positive Behavior Support (PBS): Enhancing Well-being
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Bespoke Packages
The customized support and housing solutions are designed for individuals with intricate needs. Our services encompass sourcing suitable placements, modifying environments for suitability, and providing targeted staff training aligned with each client’s unique requirements.
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Enhanced Supported Living
These placements offer both single and double occupancy options, ensuring a higher staff-to-client ratio that caters to and accommodates their individual needs effectively.
Person-centered principles and behavioral science
PBS is an amalgamation of person-centred principles and behavioural science, rooted in evidence-driven practices. Challenging behaviours often arise from underlying reasons and might serve as an individual's sole means of expressing unmet needs. Through PBS, we gain insight into the underlying motives behind such behaviours, enabling us to address these needs more effectively. This, in turn, enhances their overall quality of life and diminishes the likelihood of future occurrences of challenging behaviours.
Moiz Care embraces the Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) model to comprehensively evaluate a client's behaviours and formulate strategies for more effective support.
This framework, centered around the individual, is designed to provide sustained assistance to those with learning disabilities, autism, and potential mental health conditions. This approach is particularly tailored to those who exhibit or are at risk of developing challenging behaviors.
Mitigating Risk through RRN Accredited Training
We firmly uphold the principle that individuals displaying behaviors of concern deserve to exercise their human rights and freedom on par with any other citizen.
As such, managing these behaviours should prioritise safety and dignity. Achieving restraint reduction hinges on robust and visible leadership. Our goal is to empower staff in leadership roles to champion positive and proactive methodologies that safeguard and uphold the human and civil rights of all service users.
ABI (Acquired Brain Injury) Pathway
We specialise in comprehensive care, support, and rehabilitation services for those with acquired or traumatic brain injuries, strokes, and various neurodegenerative conditions—such as Huntington’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, early-onset dementia, and Pick’s disease.
Our approach entails long-term care and rehabilitation, provided within a nurturing and comfortable environment. Collaborating closely with individuals, their families, and support networks, we craft personalised care programmes. Our focus encompasses behaviour, cognition, and mobility, utilising assessments that address key aspects like daily life skills, cognitive abilities, and community engagement.
