SPN invites all London members to participate in workshops to help shape the future of mental health personalisation in London. Read more and book a place
Jenny Newton, from London Metropolitan University is writing a book and is looking for people who have experienced mental ill-health and have suggestions about what might have prevented your problems; what early intervention might have helped, and what policy and practice would you wish to see promoted in relation to prevention. This survey is entirely anonymous unless you supply your email identity to contact you with the results.
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Findings will also be used in teaching, and related research.
Peter Ferns, has written a powerful critique of the new direction which the Delivering Race Equality programme is taking in developing training on Race Equality and Cultural Capability. Melba Wilson, National Director of DRE, has responded.
Latest: Peter Ferns replies to DRE
We welcome the reactions of SPN members to these important issues. We already have received one contribution and would like to use the site to debate this important issue. Please send any comments to spn@scie.org.uk
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A holistic approach to recovery training pack for people with bipolar disorder or depression. The training can be delivered to people who have experienced bipolar disorder or depression, to facilitate their recovery.
Read articles written for the Bigger Picture in Mental Health Today, written by SPN Executive Committee members.
Carers' week takes place between 8 - 14 June 2009. To find out more including how to take part in a Q&A with Social care Minister Phil Hope go to www.carersweek.org
Guidance for Commissioners is now available on the NIMHE website. Download pdf