Recovery Pathways

Recovery Pathways is a Trust citywide service. Through creative and wellbeing themed practice that is delivered in supportive settings, we aim to build confidence and skills, enable personal recovery from mental distress and support access to moving on.

The service is broken down into the following areas:

Short courses and other sessions are frequently run at a range of settings across the city. Working with goals in mind, Recovery Pathways activity services encourage personal reflection and help individuals to achieve in the following ways:
  • Effectively manage symptoms
  • Build confidence and self esteem
  • Recognise and apply coping strategies
  • Notice the world around us
  • Practise good decision making
  • Improve social skills and connect with others
  • Increase independence
  • Become comfortable in groups settings
  • Recognise progress
  • Manage commitment and routine

There are two pathways into our service through a central referral email address and for more information on how to refer please see below…

How to refer

Referring to Recovery Pathways means that service users have access to time-limited support including a regular review of progress, occupational therapy and support worker intervention where needs are identified, and a variety of activities and a moving on plan.

Referrals will be considered using the following criteria:

  • People over the age of 18
  • Manchester resident (with a Manchester postcode and/or GP)
  • Under the care of existing GMMH Team in Manchester 
  • Have a Risk Assessment dated within the last 12 months

Please send Paris ID or NHS number with brief reason for referral and clients initial to:  referrals.recoverypathways@gmmh.nhs.uk

(Please state whether referral is for Start, Studio One, Green Wellbeing or Benchmark).

Please email referrals to: referrals.recoverypathways@gmmh.nhs.uk

For further advice, please call 0161 271 0279
 

  

As a patient

As a service user, relative or carer using our services, sometimes you may need to turn to someone for help, advice, and support. 

Find resources for carers and service users  Contact the Trust