Danielle Mathers @ Life Remedy and Plymouth Sports Charity Works with pregnant women in the antenatal period with physical – activities which then builds trust and includes paediatric first aid. Money from the post-code lottery. Plymouth Sports charity – funding from comic relief for the over 55’s offering Kurling, dancing etc. – - Network of users and carers current focus on criminal justice work. Went out to Middlemoor to talk Si Parham @ Heads Count – about the police and how they deal with people’s mental health issues. Commented on recent meetings and lack of Service user, carer involvement. Dot Throssell @Heads Count part of visit to Aldershot on Friday last week with David McCauley to the Crisis Café to understand – how it is run and what clients use it. 2 hours helped opened their eyes and revealed the difference between being volunteer-led – and statutory-led. Procurement to go out this week. Emily Faircloth @ Commissioning Group concentrate on crisis care concordat crisis response narrative that things move slowly – – – in commissioning things however are now moving to preventative crisis response which is hugely encouraging. Finding the balance – between responding to people in crisis and the preventative work. Reviewing the crisis care concordat. What does a child in crisis look like? Need to be clear on this before we can move further. Crisis Café is moving on. ML Wilson @ Simply Counselling Paying service variety of 35 people can make sure that the counsellor fits the person. 6 – – – sessions each for free people can stay on and pay thereafter. – Carlton Rhodes-Neale @ Public Health MSc Student Claire Turbutt is supervisor evaluating project called Home New You” – – “New with PCH aimed at using tenancy changes to look at other life changes such as stopping people from drinking, smoking, better diet, being more active. Mike Freeman @ Service User and Volunteer - Involved as a volunteer with Plymouth Options, Improving Lives, (buddying, boccia), clinical psychology service receiver group, looking at the theoretical end of service receivership. Helping with staff in the teaching profession. Inundated with professional people suffering with stress and anxiety. Jane Waite @ Livewell SW Plymouth Options provide primary care for patients with mild to moderate anxiety and depression – – self-referral courses are now around. Patient experience is hugely important Jane’s role is to follow up with patient experiences. –
Danielle Mathers @ Life Remedy and Plymouth Sports Charity – Works with pregnant women in the antenatal period with physical activities which then builds trust and includes paediatric first aid. Money from the post-code lottery. Plymouth Sports charity – funding from comic relief for the over 55’s – offering Kurling, dancing etc. Si Parham @ Heads Count - Network of users and carers – current focus on criminal justice work. Went out to Middlemoor to talk about the police and how they deal with people’s mental health issues. Commented on recent meetings and lack of Service user, carer involvement. Dot Throssell @Heads Count – part of visit to Aldershot on Friday last week with David McCauley to the Crisis Café to understand how it is run and what clients use it. 2 hours helped opened their eyes – and revealed the difference between being volunteer-led and statutory-led. Procurement to go out this week. Emily Faircloth @ Commissioning Group – concentrate on crisis care concordat – crisis response – narrative that things move slowly in commissioning – things however are now moving to preventative crisis response which is hugely encouraging. Finding the balance between responding to people in crisis and the preventative work. Reviewing the crisis care concordat. What does a child in crisis look like? Need to be clear on this before we can move further. Crisis Café is moving on. ML Wilson @ Simply Counselling – Paying service – variety of 35 people – can make sure that the counsellor fits the person. 6 sessions each for free – people can stay on and pay thereafter. Carlton Rhodes-Neale @ Public Health MSc Student – Claire Turbutt is supervisor – evaluating project called “New Home New You” with PCH aimed at using tenancy changes to look at other life changes such as stopping people from drinking, smoking, better diet, being more active. Mike Freeman @ Service User and Volunteer - Involved as a volunteer with Plymouth Options, Improving Lives, (buddying, boccia), clinical psychology service receiver group, looking at the theoretical end of service receivership. Helping with staff in the teaching profession. Inundated with professional people suffering with stress and anxiety. Jane Waite @ Livewell SW – Plymouth Options provide primary care for patients with mild to moderate anxiety and depression – self-referral courses are now around. Patient experience is hugely important – Jane’s role is to follow up with patient experiences.
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