Welcome to the Surehaven Glasgow website. We are dedicated to providing exceptional mental healthcare and support tailored to the unique needs of our residents. In the following video, you will get an insight into our core ethos and approach, which emphasise compassion, dignity, and holistic well-being. Discover how our dedicated team is committed to creating a nurturing environment that empowers individuals to achieve their personal goals and become independent while maintaining a sense of community and belonging.
About us
Surehaven Glasgow was established in 2010 and is registered with Healthcare Improvement Scotland as an Independent Low Secure Mental Health Hospital.
We can accommodate up twenty one patients aged between 18 to 65 with a primary diagnosis of mental illness, some of whom are liable to be detained under the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) Scotland Act 2003 and can have forensic backgrounds. Residents are housed across two gender specific wards.
Our Mission
We are committed to providing exceptional mental health care in a compassionate and supportive environment. Our state-of-the-art facility, located in the heart of Glasgow, is designed to offer a safe and therapeutic setting for individuals seeking recovery and wellness.
Our mission is to deliver personalised, high-quality mental health services that empower individuals to achieve their fullest potential. We believe in a holistic approach to mental health, addressing the physical, emotional, and psychological needs of our patients.
Our Team
We have a first class multi-disciplinary team to provide the highest quality treatment. This includes a full time Consultant Psychiatrist, a full time Clinical Psychologist and Assistant Psychologist, two full time Occupational Therapists, two full time Activities Coordinators and experienced Nursing staff.
Surehaven is a wholly owned subsidiary of Shaw healthcare (Group) Ltd, based in Cardiff. The Shaw healthcare Group is the largest employee-owned healthcare provider and third largest employee owned company in the UK.