NEW PERSONALISATION WORKBOOK
****DUE OUT IN SEPTEMBER 2010****
Themes and issues in recovery-based mental health care and support
By Daisy Bogg, on behalf of SPN
Personalisation in mental health services is a subject that encompasses many areas and meanings, from social inclusion principles through to a simple direct payment, and as such this workbook aims to assist service users, carers and professionals to work through the themes and issues as related to recovery-based mental health care and support.
Final Report of London Personalisation Workshops
Click here to read the report of the workshops organised last summer to develop the mental health personalisation agenda in London.
Parenting and Personality Disorders Study Day Report
During 2009 the PMHCWN held two study days to explore the realities of living with personality disorders, with a view to supporting better parenting. The report is now ready - please click here to view the PDF.
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Daisy Bogg's new book - Values and Ethics in Mental Health Practice
Daisy's new book looks at the application of ethics and values to mental health specific roles and links legislation with professional practice competencies. It covers a wide range of mental health practitioner roles
and includes sections on Mental Health Law and the ethical dilemmas for practice. Click here to find out more.
SPN's New Contact Details
As you know we have become a virtual organisation ie all staff now work from home. Tayo works Monday to Wednesday 9am - 5pm and can be reached on 07949877111 or you can send her email via spn@scie.org.uk. Our postal address still remains the same.
NEW BOOK - Understanding Social Work Practice in Mental Health
Co-written by our very own executive group member, Vicky Coppock. This book provides an authoritative overview of mental health theory, policy and practice. Exploring the complex moral and ethical dimensions underpinning the field, the book engages
with the key issues encountered by practitioners working in the modern mental health system. Using real world scenarios, case studies, and reflective exercises, it asks students to critically
examine the world of mental health practice from the perspective of users of mental health services and their carers.
Click on the picture to find out more.
SPN May 2010 Newsletter
Click on the picture for this month's newsletter. Enjoy!!!
2009 -2010 Executive Group
Click here to view our 2009-2010 executive group. The individuals who have their names in capital letters are our new members.
Race Equality & Cultural Capability
Peter Ferns, a member of our executive group runs The Race Equality and Cultural Capability (RECC) programme. This is a central part of the Government’s national strategy to improve mental health services for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) people represented by ‘Delivering Race Equality’ (DH, 2003). Click here to find out about latest training dates.
Do you have any funding ideas for SPN?
1. Are you aware of any grants that we can look into?
2. Do you know of any bids or tenders that we could explore?
3. Do you have any suggestions for publications or events
We would really appreciate you dropping us an email, with your suggestions at spn@scie.org.uk. Thank you
