Meritxell Rojo-Marticella, Victoria Arija, José Ángel Alda, Paula Morales-Hidalgo, Patricia Esteban-Figuerola, Josefa Canals
Do Children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Follow a Different Dietary Pattern than That of Their Control Peers?
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prevalence selfharm england rising however contact statutory services remains relatively low growing recognition potential role voluntary community social enterprise sector vcse organisations provision selfharm support aimed explore individuals experiences using services barriers facilitators accessing support qualitative online interviews 23 adults 18 accessed support vcse organisations selfharm yorkshire humber region undertaken interviews audio recorded transcribed verbatim thematic analysis undertaken using nvivo software participants described lack service flexibility perception individual needs heard often made less likely engage statutory vcse organisations complexity care pathways made difficult access appropriate support required lack awareness types support available participants described engagement improved services fostered sense community delivery peer support played key role creating sense belonging education workplace settings also viewed key sources support individuals lack mental health literacy acting barrier access environments vcse organisations play crucial role provision support selfharm however pathways services remain complex links statutory nonstatutory services need strengthened provision peer support viewed crucial component effective support vcse organisations supervision training offered providing peer support ensure mental health protected