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Key information
- We accept informal and detained patients
- Average length of stay in 6 months
- 10 male beds
- 5 female beds
- 15 total beds
- 50+
- Male
- 50 years and above
- Enduring and progressive mental health disorders
- Acquired brain injury
- Cognitive impairment
- Complex and challenging behaviour
- Forensic step-down
- Female
- 50 years and above - this can be assessed on a needs basis
- Enduring and progressive mental health disorders
- Acquired brain injury
- Cognitive impairment
- Complex and challenging behaviour
- Forensic step-down
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Overview
Castle Lodge Hospital provides treatment and care for individuals detained under the Mental Health Act, Mental Capacity Act or as an informal patient experiencing cognitive impairment, enduring mental health illness and behaviour that challenges.
Staff here at Castle Lodge believe in a person-centred approach and their dynamic and constantly-evolving service helps support individuals to achieve their goals by listening to and working with them to offer support in helping them to fulfil their potential. Empowerment enables individuals to take control of their daily life and achieve their optimum level of independence. Wherever possible Castle Lodge empowers patients and their families to be involved in the development of their own support plans, and risk assessments, promoting positive risks.
Our approach to care
Meaningful therapeutic activities
Meaningful therapeutic activities
Meaningful therapeutic activities are carried out in the gardens, lounges, bedrooms, sensory room and internal garden lounge area, offering group and independent meaningful and person centered activities with our patients. There is a ‘life skills’ kitchen, enabling individuals to gain or regain skills in preparation for independent living in both the male and female dining rooms. There are separate male and female garden areas designed for individuals to engage in therapeutic horticultural activities.
Castle Lodge also has a sensory room which can be used for meaningful activities and for relaxation. Castle lodge has a weekly activity plan in place which is displayed on both wards and enables the patients, carers and team to see what we have planned to do for the week.
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Staff
Hi, my name is Alice and I am the Hospital Director here at Castle Lodge Independent Hospital.
My name is Michaela and I am the Deputy Hospital Director here at Castle Lodge.
My name is Jennifer Bradley and I am the Psychologist here at Castle Lodge.
My name is Jayne, and I am the Art Psychotherapist here at Castle Lodge.
Dr Adio is an Old age Consultant and Psychiatrist. She completed her training in South Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire area gaining valuable experience in SEVERAL mental health sub-specialties.
She achieved Full Membership of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (MRCPsych) by examination in 2011 and Certificate of Completion of Specialist Training (CCT) in Old Age Psychiatry in 2014. She has worked as a consultant in Old age psychiatry since 2014.
She currently works with the NHS as a community and an in-patient old age consultant. She has approved clinician status and she is section 12 approved with a good knowledge of the Mental Health Act and the Mental Capacity Act. She is trained to manage elderly patients and with mental health problems such as depression, psychosis, anxiety disorders, mood disorders and dementias. She makes clinical decisions using evidence-based medicine and manages her patients using a holistic biopsychosocial approach.
Dr Adio has been involved in several quality improvement projects within the NHS and she is a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. She is responsible for undergraduate medical education in her NHS workplace and she trains foundation doctors and GP trainees.
Dr Adio is a knowledgeable and experienced clinician and she practices a collaborative and compassionate approach to patient care going above and beyond for her patients. She is dedicated, conscientious and trustworthy.
Collaborations and partnerships
Patients are referred from the NHS trusts, CCGs, Community mental health or Local authorities.
People referred to the hospital are offered a detailed preadmission assessment to ensure they are suitable to our service and that we can provide their care and treatment to fully meet their needs following assessment and review by the Multi-disciplinary team.
Get in touch
Noddle Hill Way, Sutton, Hull, HU7 4FG
Visiting
We welcome visits from families and friends of our patients.
Make a referral
Patients are referred directly from an NHS Trust, CCG's, Community Mental Health Team's or Local Authorities. People referred to the hospital are offered a detailed pre-admission assessment to ensure they are suitable to our service and that we can provide the care and treatment to fully meet both their mental health and physical health needs. Following assessment and review of same by MDT the decision regarding admission and potential outcomes is made as quickly as possible. Both patients and their family members are encouraged to visit the hospital prior to admission.
Please complete the below form to make a referral