Mental Health Care
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If you’re suffering from a mild or severe mental health issue, or are seeking help caring for a family member with depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, or bipolar disorder (among many others), Silverspoon and its team of highly trained caregivers and nurses have the time, patience, skill and empathy to help you cope.

Because we understand how challenging – and often frightening – mental illnesses can be for both the sufferer and those close to them, our caregivers are trained to provide the necessary support to help those involved feel more in control of their lives, and most importantly, keep them safe and cared for, at all times. 

How we work

There’s nothing worse than leaving a person to suffer alone with their mental illness, and at Silverspoon, we’ll ensure that the patient is cared for and attended to at all times of the day and night. Not only will we be there to provide support for the patient’s daily living needs, such as personal care (where necessary and appropriate), housework, grocery shopping, etc. we will also enable those who are able, to maintain as much of a sense of independence as possible.

For the physically able, the dedicated caregiver will take them out for a stroll, accompany them on a shopping trip, or supervise them on any number of activities, such as gardening or painting; your wish is their command! 

Prepared for any eventuality, each caregiver will take the time to truly understand the patient they have been assigned to care for, and will know exactly what to do in the event of an emergency.

 

Why choose us

If you’re struggling to care for a friend or family member with a mental illness, you don’t have to go through it alone. At Silverspoon, our professional and compassionate caregivers will help give support, comfort, and companionship to both those caring for a person with a mental illness, and the sufferer themselves.

With daily care packages and specialized clinics for treatment, our expert caregivers can help a mentally ill person live safely and happily in their own home, while friends and relatives get the added peace of mind that their loved one is receiving the best quality care and some relief from the torture that a mental illness can bring.