Steps Together: The
Accredited Partner Programme
Steps Together: The Accredited Partner Programme
In the ever-evolving landscape of addiction and mental health treatment, accessibility is paramount. Recognising this need, Steps Together has launched its innovative Accredited Partner Programme. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between individuals seeking non-residential (outpatient) treatment and the countless amount of healthcare professionals dedicated to assisting them in their journey to recovery.
Understanding the Accredited Partner Programme
As Steps Together continues to expand, it’s committed to providing new clients, former clients, and their families with comprehensive access to outpatient treatment services. The overarching goal is to ensure clients can sustain long-term recovery from addiction and mental health challenges by facilitating connections with a diverse range of accredited healthcare professionals.
At the heart of this initiative is the FREE Outpatient Directory, a user-friendly online resource designed to allow clients to easily search for our accredited partners. This directory not only includes internal providers but also external professionals who can support clients in their recovery journey.
Right time
Services are structured to be accessible amidst life’s demands, ensuring convenience for those balancing work and personal commitments.
Right place
Clients can find support close to home or access it online, minimising barriers to treatment.
Right fit
The programme guarantees that clients receive the specialized support they require from a quality-assured provider, meticulously approved and monitored by Steps Together.
Benefits of being an Accredited Partner
Benefits of being an Accredited Partner
Joining the Accredited Partner Programme comes with numerous benefits, making it an attractive option for healthcare providers:
Joining the Accredited Partner Programme comes with numerous benefits, making it an attractive option for healthcare providers:
1. No cost to join
There’s no financial barrier to becoming an accredited partner. Providers are automatically included in the Online Outpatient Directory, enhancing their visibility.
2. Professional care management
Partners benefit from professional care management services that streamline the treatment process and improve client outcomes.
3. Confidential referral pathways
The programme offers confidential pathways for client referrals, fostering trust and security among clients and providers.
4. Increased service income
Participating providers can boost their service income through increased referrals and the potential for rewards associated with the partnership.
5. Co-marketing opportunities
Partners can engage in co-marketing and public relations opportunities, promoting their services alongside Steps Together.
6. Thought leadership
Providers will have the chance to participate in thought leadership initiatives, sharing insights and contributing to the broader conversation around mental health and addiction recovery.
7. Resources and training
The programme offers access to resources and training that can enhance the skills and knowledge of partnering professionals.
8. Digital client care management systems
Partners have access to digital tools that assist in managing client care effectively.
9. Unlock rewards
By becoming part of the Accredited Partner Programme, providers can unlock various rewards, further incentivising their participation.
Who can become an Accredited Partner?
The Accredited Partner Programme is open to a wide range of professionals and organisations in the healthcare sector, including:
The Accredited Partner Programme is open to a wide range of professionals and organisations in the healthcare sector, including:
Consultant Psychiatrists (Private Practice and Non-Private Practice)
Psychologists and Counselling Therapists (Private Practice)
Private GP’s & Local Practice Managers
Local Public Health Teams (Local Authority Commissioners)
Community Drug and Alcohol Teams (Statutory and Non-Statutory)
Mental Health Support Organisations (Statutory and Non-Statutory)
Independent Nurse Prescribers (NMPs)
Sober Coaches, Recovery Coaches and Life Coaches
Other allied specialist location specific organisations
