Medium Secure

• Male 18
• ABI.
• Detained.
• Mental Health/behavior problems are due to, related to or exacerbated by ABI.
• Forensic History or/complex needs.
• Present risk to self or others which is serious and/or imminent.
• Unable to manage in low secure.
• Severe risk behavior is likely to be frequent
• Patient are likely to present risk if accessing community therefore less community leave.
• Patients are likely to be challenging within a locked environment.
• Possible history of absconding.
• Patients may be moving from High Secure care.

Low Secure

• Male 18
• ABI.
• Detained.
• Forensic History or/complex needs.
• Risk is not as serious or imminent as in Medium Secure but requires risk assessment and management.
• Behaviour is generally manageable in a locked environment.
• Risk behavior is infrequent.
• Patients present minimal/low risk to community therefore access to the community is likely.
• Possible history of absconding.
• Patients are likely to be moving from Medium Secure care.

Low Secure
Criteria for Low Secure Active Rehabilitation Suites:

• Male 18
• ABI
• Section
• There is no evidence of current physically aggressive or threatening behavior; there may be history of offending behavior
• There is a low risk of absconding
• The patient is assessed as a low risk of self harm
• The patient is assessed as stable in terms of their mental state
• The patient is co-operative with treatment and attempts at rehabilitation
• The patient is willing to comply with a contract specifying the requirements of living in the Transition Service
• The patient may be moving from secure care.

Long Term Low Secure

• Male 18
• ABI.
• Detained.
• Forensic History or/complex needs.
• Risk is not as serious or imminent as in Medium Secure but requires risk assessment and management.
• Behavior is generally manageable in a locked environment.
• Risk behaviour is infrequent.
• Patients present minimal/low risk to community therefore access to the community is likely.
• The nature of the risk suggests unescorted leave in the community is not a realistic goal in the short, medium or long term.
• Risk is unlikely to change significantly in the long term
• Patients benefit from the structured approach of cognitive rehabilitation, but may be resistant to active engagement in the therapeutic programme.
• Possible history of absconding.
• Patients are likely to be moving from Medium Secure