Institut Camille Miret
Leyme, France
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Founded in 1835, Institut Camille Miret is a non-profit association based in Leyme, France working on health, mental health, disability +1 more.
The Institut Camille Miret is a non-profit association under the 1901 law that provides mental health care, psychiatric treatment and support for people with mental or psychological disabilities in the Lot department of France. It operates 13 sites with around 600 beds and about 1,100 staff, spanning sanitary and medico-social services including the Centre Hospitalier Jean-Pierre Falret, a private non-profit establishment of collective interest, a SESSAD, an IME, an ESAT, residences, a foyer de vie and a MAS. Its activities include psychiatric consultations, hospitalisation, rehabilitation, addiction care, home nursing, autism diagnosis and family support. It is a member of the FEHAP and was founded in its current form as a foundation, with roots dating to the 1835 Leyme asylum.
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Projet TSA (troubles du spectre autistique)
Disability · France
Diagnosis, orientation and care of children with autism spectrum disorders in the Lot department.
Projet psychiatrie du sujet âgé
Health · France
Community and hospital-based psychiatric care for older people, including mobile teams and day hospital services.
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Mental health · France
Psychoeducation programme for families of people with psychiatric disorders, adapted from a national scheme.
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