Talking to victims, family members and former colleagues of Savile, this
programme considers how such a prolific, high-profile predator went
apparently undetected for so long.
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Showing posts with label mental health service users. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mental health service users. Show all posts
Thursday, 12 March 2015
Wednesday, 4 March 2015
Nick Clegg's Mental Health Special on LBC featuring discussions from his recent visit to the Trust - Watch Again
If you missed Nick Clegg's one hour programme about mental health and eating disorders originally aired on LBC on Monday 2 March, you can watch it here.
The programme features discussions that took place here at the Trust, when the Deputy Prime Minister joined us and staff from the Royal Free Hospital to hear about the local provision of mental health services, with a particular focus on eating disorder services. A group of young people also joined Nick Clegg to share their personal experiences and journeys through the system.
The programme features discussions that took place here at the Trust, when the Deputy Prime Minister joined us and staff from the Royal Free Hospital to hear about the local provision of mental health services, with a particular focus on eating disorder services. A group of young people also joined Nick Clegg to share their personal experiences and journeys through the system.
Watch Being Bipolar at 10.00pm on Channel 4 Tonight 4 March
Psychotherapist Phippa Grey explores the sudden rise in bipolar disorder diagnoses. What's causing it? Is it hereditary or is it life experience? The documentary also focuses on real case studies of people who are dealing with the disorder and explores some of the issues surrounding it.
Wednesday, 18 February 2015
Coproduction of quality standards for youth mental health in primary care - SOURCE: the Mental Elf 16/2/15
Mental health problems are very common in young people aged 16-25. However, access to services is a problem as young people rarely feel comfortable approaching their GP about mental health problems. A new mixed methods study looks at ways in which mental health management in primary care could be improved (Graham et al, 2014). - Lisa Burscheidt
Read full article here
Read full article here
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