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Psychological Health Support Group
1 November 2021
The group is suitable for people struggling with interpersonal or emotional issues, who are able to make a regular fortnightly commitment.
Becoming Dad
22 November 2021
An online survey conducted through the Dads and Football project found that 70% of Dads want more information on what to expect when becoming a Dad.
In response to the need expressed by Dads involved in the project, the Mental Health Foundation teamed up with the Fatherhood Institute to create ‘Becoming Dad’, a useful guide containing up-to-date research and information alongside lots of practical tips and advice.
Anti-Bullying Week 2021 toolkit
15 November 2021
Anti-Bullying Week is taking place from 15th to 19th November 2021, and the theme for this year is 'one kind word'.
Bipolar Commission Survey: Physical Health and Hospital Care
12 November 2021
The Bipolar Commission is interested in your experience of how you are supported to maintain your physical health and how you have been cared for in hospital.
The Pocket Advocate
8 November 2021
The Pocket Advocate is a free mental health self advocacy tool developed in consultation with Camden & Islington's NHS Foundation Trust.
It provides users with a personalised document that clearly communicates their mental and physical health needs to others in an emergency situation. It can also be used as a day-to-day self management tool.
Events
29th Nov
Working Well with the Wellbeing Sector (online)
This session will explore working well with the wellbeing sector and dealing with the practicalities of engaging with the language and systems of the health service. It will offer jargon busting advice about negotiating the world of Social Prescribing.
29th Nov
Making the most of your memory
This course looks at the basics of how our memory works and what can affect it.
30th Nov
Relationships and self-care
This course seeks to explore how we relate to others and how we care for ourselves as key for our health and wellbeing. We will look at developing our skills in looking after ourselves and how we can connect well to others.
30th Nov
The mental health needs of women who have experienced the removal of children – how a mentalisation-based intervention could help
This is a free online event, aimed at social workers, pause practitioners, psychologists, psychotherapist and other practitioners working with women affected by recurrent child removals.