
This leaflet is for Edenwood at the Carleton Clinic in Cumbria - a unit for adults with learning disabilities who need specialist hospital care because of their behaviour and/or mental health
A member of staff or a carer can support you to read this booklet. They will be able to answer any
questions that you have about Edenwood.
About Edenwood
Edenwood is based at Carleton Clinic, Carlisle and is part of Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust. It is an assessment and treatment unit.
The unit is for adults with learning disabilities who need specialist hospital care because of their behaviour and/or mental health.
At Edenwood there are doctors, nurses and other professionals who will help you get better.
The ward has 4 bedrooms.
You will have your own bedroom with a shower and toilet.
Currently two bedrooms have a lounge next door to them.
There is a large bathroom.
There is a sensory room.
There is a shared lounge and dining area.
There are separate quiet areas.
You can use these if you want to relax or just to
have some quiet time on your own.
These rooms can also be used for therapeutic
activities.
Outside Edenwood
During the nice weather you can use the garden.
There are tables and benches in the garden. You
can use this area to relax in.
Smoking
The hospital has a no smoking policy on all
wards and public places. No one, including
visitors, is allowed to smoke anywhere on the
site.
Staff can help you to give up smoking.
Visiting times
Families and carers are welcome to visit the ward.
We have protected mealtimes between:
12 and 1pm
5pm and 6pm
We ask that families and carers avoid visiting during these times. You can use one of the small
lounges to meet your visitors.
More information
If you would like more information please ring
01228 608 800 and speak to a member of staff at Edenwood.
Problems, complaints or suggestions
Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust has a complaints policy. We will give you a leaflet about how to make a complaint.
If you think that we could improve our
service then please let a nurse know your
idea.

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Ref, PIC/855/0624 June 2024 V2
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Telephone: 0191 246 7288
Review date 2027