Richmond House
21 Lancaster Park, Richmond TW10 6AB
020 8255 7267 | email
Therapeutic Recovery Community
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24-hour support (sleeping nights)
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Mixed gender
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Adults 18+
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7 bedrooms
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On-site psychotherapist
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1:1 psychotherapy each week
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1:1 key work sessions
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Weekly therapeutic programme
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Shared lounge, kitchen, garden area, therapy room and group room spaces
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Psychosocial groups
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Facilitated reflective space
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Opportunity to join organisational committees
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Resident training and development opportunities
About Richmond House
Richmond House, situated in the heart of Richmond, is a mixed-gender Therapeutic Recovery Community offering live-in support during the night if needed. It operates as a Psychologically Informed Environment (PIE), offering a 24/7 safe, supportive environment for adults living with severe, complex mental health conditions, dual diagnosis, and who may have experienced multiple placement breakdowns.
The community has seven bedrooms, each with access to shared bathrooms. Residents can enjoy a communal kitchen and a cosy shared lounge, where we also offer creative, bonding community activities, reflective groups, community lunches and psychosocial groups.
A separate therapy room provides a light, airy, and private space for one-on-one psychotherapy sessions. The tranquil garden has lots of seating, and the beautiful Richmond Park is just a fifteen-minute walk away, so there are lots of opportunities to connect with nature.
Our therapeutic programme runs Monday to Friday and includes psychosocial groups, community reflective work and life skills training. We offer on-site psychotherapy, casework, and progress reviews, with a dedicated social worker, community psychotherapist, and therapeutic practitioners.
Our team
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This is the best community support I have ever received. I am so grateful for the level of reflection, thoughtfulness and support that goes into facilitating the therapeutic environment at Richmond House. For the first time in decades I am beginning to feel some security in my life which is starting to increase my confidence, self-esteem and overall quality of life.
Richmond House resident