Maintaining Momentum
‘Maintaining momentum’ highlights failings in specialist mental health services in England, and the devastating toll this takes on patients and their families.
A new vision for mental health
‘Have you ever wondered what mental healthcare would look like if, knowing what we know today, it could be redesigned from scratch? A New Vision for Mental Health is an innovative website that seeks to answer this question by taking a critical, informed and constructive look at the current mental health system. It explores ideas, insights and suggestions – from a wide range of individuals and organisations – that might, in time, lay the foundations for a new and quite different approach to mental healthcare’.
Demonstration and lobby at the New Savoy Conference
The Increasing Access to Psychological Therapies programme is ‘failing the mental health needs of communities all over England’, while working with government policies that themselves generate psychological distress and social alienation.’ Alliance for Counselling and Psychotherapy Demonstration and lobby at the New Savoy Conference.
Reviewers wanted!
Book Reviews
Is there a mental health related book you’d like to review? If so, we might be able to get you a review copy.
New Asylum flyer – help us publicise Asylum!
We have a new Asylum flyer. Download it here.
Nail it to a noticeboard, wedge it in a window, tape it to a table, leave it in a library, bang on about it in a bookshop, leave it with a librarian, carry it at a conference. . .
Help us spread the word about Asylum.
Lived experience employment survey
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The LEP research team invite you to take part in a short survey gathering information on lived experience employment. Their aim is to survey anyone who incorporates lived experience of a personality disorder diagnosis into their role, including but not limited to:
The aim of the study is to explore the experience of undertaking such roles, mapping perceptions of helpful and hindering features within work/volunteering environments. The survey should take less than ten minutes of your time. The closing date for the survey is midnight on the 2nd March 2018 |