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ACOMHS Third Edition Standards are published ?? Since community mental health services differ widely in their configuration and the models used, these standards focus on the function of a team in order to make them as widely accessible as possible and have been developed with experts in the field and in line with national frameworks. Looking forward to engaging with our members with these updated standards and discussing how they are being used to support patients, carers and staff ?? https://lnkd.in/e-TUmTZY

???? NHS mental health services in the UK are treating an extra one million people annually versus six years ago, with over one million stuck on waiting lists. But 31 NHS Talking Therapy providers have taken a bold leap towards modernisation by partnering with Wysa, reshaping how mental health care is delivered. Our partnerships within the NHS have improved patient experience and outcomes in two significant ways: 1?? Wysa's referral assistant has helped streamline self-referrals, making it faster and easier for people to begin their mental health journey. 2?? While people wait for traditional therapy, Wysa's AI-guided tools are helping individuals see real improvements in symptoms of depression and anxiety. Discover how Wysa is helping to boost patient outcomes in the UK in our latest issue of Wise Up. Read the full issue here ?? https://lnkd.in/emP_5M_6 #NHS #Waitlist #PatientOutcomes #MentalHealth #Wysa

22%—a number that changed how we think about senior care. Cognitive decline is 22% more likely when seniors experience mood changes or low mood. That’s not just a statistic—it’s a call to action. At Equinoxe, we’ve seen firsthand how addressing mental health and emotional well-being helps preserve memory and decision-making for seniors. It's why our approach goes beyond physical care. By focusing on the whole person, we’re making sure seniors can age with dignity, independence, and a positive outlook. Let’s talk about how we can support your loved ones: https://buff.ly/3Lzs0aY

People with mental health issues are at increased risk of various physical health issues, so positive behaviour change interventions are an important part of mental health nursing practice. Find out more with the CPD article by Philip James and Roisin Reilly at Trinity College Dublin published in the latest issue of Mental Health Practice.

Roberta's House Learning Institute Presents: Critical Incident Desensitization Tuesday, August 27 — 12:00-2:00 PM This workshop series is designed for social workers, therapists, counselors, funeral directors, physicians, nurses, other mental health service providers, first responders and the general public. Topics of Discussion: Incident Desensitization (CID) and trauma Analyze situations to determine if CID should be used Utilize CID with others to support their mental health Give feedback to others on their practice of CID To register https://lnkd.in/eSr_zjQ5

An article in The Guardian today shares the heartbreaking story of a family navigating the mental health system in New South Wales. It highlights the significant gaps in care and the urgent need for reforms to better support people during their most vulnerable moments. This story comes at a time when the mental health workforce is under immense strain, grappling with critical staff shortages and systemic pressures that directly impact the quality of care. The recent wave of psychiatrist resignations across NSW further underscores the challenges facing both patients and professionals in the system. These stories remind us of the immense challenges within Australia’s mental health system—challenges that affect individuals, families, and the dedicated workforce alike. ? Conversations like these are essential for driving the changes needed to build a fairer, more effective system—one that truly meets the needs of those it serves. ?? Read the full article below: #MentalHealth #MentalHealthAwareness #HealthcareReform #NSW https://lnkd.in/gKyXTb8K

??? ?? Anyone can get involved in research, help find new treatments and change the future of healthcare ?? ?? Attached is a survey being advertised on behalf of the Research and Development department at the Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust. You are eligible if you are aged 18 or over and experienced or witnessed some form of trauma, either during childhood or as an adult (e.g. accidents, serious illness, abuse, assault)? This national survey is trying to understand the impact of trauma on mental health, to help improve support. It will take around 15 minutes to complete, depending on how you answer the questions. You don’t need to answer any questions you don’t want to. Take part online by visiting: Bit. https://bit.ly/TSHumber Or by zapping the QR code ????

??? ?? Anyone can get involved in research, help find new treatments and change the future of healthcare ?? ?? Attached is a survey being advertised on behalf of the Research and Development department at the Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust. You are eligible if you are aged 18 or over and experienced or witnessed some form of trauma, either during childhood or as an adult (e.g. accidents, serious illness, abuse, assault)? This national survey is trying to understand the impact of trauma on mental health, to help improve support. It will take around 15 minutes to complete, depending on how you answer the questions. You don’t need to answer any questions you don’t want to. Take part online by visiting: Bit. https://bit.ly/TSHumber Or by zapping the QR code ????

When beginning imatta , tackling the waiting lists for children’s mental health and creating easy access appointments was my personal focus. I am deeply concerned about the current state of mental health services in the UK, particularly the alarming increase in waiting lists for children in need of support. The pandemic has exacerbated existing mental health challenges, leaving many young individuals struggling without access to timely care and resources. It is unacceptable that children are facing significant delays in receiving the mental health support they urgently require. The growing waiting lists not only exacerbate their conditions but also increase the risk of long-term consequences on their well-being. We must prioritise the mental health of our youth and take immediate action to address the worsening waiting lists. Investment in mental health services, recruitment of more mental health professionals, and the development of innovative solutions like imatta are essential steps to ensure that children receive the support they need when they need it most. As a community, we must advocate for change, raise awareness about the impact of lengthy waiting lists on children's mental health, and work together to create a system that is responsive, accessible, and effective in meeting the growing demand for mental health services. Let's stand together to make a difference and ensure that every child in the UK has timely access to the mental health support they deserve. Our children's well-being is non-negotiable, and we must act now to prioritise their mental health needs. #ChildrensMentalHealth #WaitingListCrisis #UrgentActionNeeded #MentalHealthMatters #BestForChildren

We are delighted that East London NHS Foundation Trust has become the first Trust in London to launch the new OneLondon mental health digital tool. This will support safer, quicker and more joined-up care for people detained under the Mental Health Act. This is part of a major OneLondon programme that will see six Mental Health Trusts in the Capital introduce the new system. This programme has so much potential to make such a positive difference to mental healthcare in London. Thanks to everyone at ELFT for making this happen as well as so many people from across the wider OneLondon programme and our partners at Thalamos. You can find our more here: https://bit.ly/4g3Qc2w