Bryggan Outpatient Care
You can come to us for information, advice and support anonymously and without documentation. Visits are voluntary, free of charge and subject to patient confidentiality.
Social services offer support in a variety of ways depending on the needs of the individuals involved. This could be direct support or support designed to help family members better manage the challenges faced.
Individuals with disabilities have the right help and assistance in their day to day activities, including practical support in the home. Family members of an individual with a disability may also be entitled to certain types of support.
Participating in planned activities and having somewhere to live can play an important role in helping people dealing with substance abuse and addiction to successfully complete their course of treatment. Other measures include helping to coordinate different healthcare and support measures or helping family members to deal with the situation and manage their relationship with the person facing substance abuse and addiction.
Are you or someone close to you suffering from mental health issues? Contact us and let us discuss how we can help you in your everyday life.
The service ”Personal Representative” is aimed at people suffering from chronic mental illness. The representative works on behalf of the private individual to ensure that their needs are met and that they receive the help and assistance they are legally entitled to. The service is completely free of charge.