The Psychosis and Complex Mental Health Faculty works to promote the principles of recovery and social inclusion.
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PCMH DCP retweeted
Both giving and receiving kindness can have a positive impact on your mental health. 💕
Being kind can improve your emotional wellbeing and happiness, and reduce stress and isolation. 💚
🔗 Learn more: bit.ly/47qeizY
#WorldKindnessDay
PCMH DCP retweeted
Happy Diwali and Bandi Chhor Divas to all those celebrating today.
The world is in desperate need of light and peace 🕯
#Diwali2023 #BandiChhorDivas
Join us for our annual conference!
We are excited to have @lokiscottishrap @celialesquerre and @EdgeDawn speaking at the event! There free/subsidized tickets available for people with lived experience of mental ill-health and volunteers! We hope to see you there! Link in replies
So many new developments in our profession. Please do come and share your experiences or find out more with @ASWhittington at our “in conversation” event 👇
hee.nhs.uk/our-work/mental-h…
Just one of Adrian’s roles: ppn.nhs.uk/about-us/meet-the…
Come and listen to him and put your questions to him in our “in conversation” event 👇@ASWhittington
PCMH DCP retweeted
One of my most recent drawings is based on Tonkin's (1996) theory of grief.
Often, people expect the pain of grief to shrink, but in reality it is life growing around it that can make it less consuming.
(image ©️ owned by me, retweet only)
ALT Top half of image with text "we often expect grief to sjrink over time..." and then three purple creatures hugging a grey spikey creature that shrinks. Below are the words "...in reality our lives grow around it...". Below this is the same purple creature hugging a spikey creature and then a second purple creature that is growing greenery and finally, a third with flowers growing from it and two other creatures by its side. The bottom of the page says "from Tonkin's 1996 theory of grief".
The next in our series of conversations, is with @ASWhittington
bps.org.uk/event/conversatio…
PCMH DCP retweeted
Thanks @DrTomRichardson for joining us today - lots of really useful info and practical tips to help us to better support people struggling with their mental health and financial difficulties. Hope to see you again!
Great to be in Newcastle today to talk DClin trainees and local clin psychs about impact of poverty and cost of living crisis on mental health @NclDClinPsy @SarahThwaites
Come and hear more from Tom at our event, this Thursday at 3pm
1. Fun fact: Psychological therapies reduce risk of relapse in #Bipolar by 50%: This is almost exactly the same as lithium.
Lithium is often seen as the 'gold standard', though not always prescribed. #BipolarClub #BipolarFamily #LetstalkBipolar
