WEBINAR: Effective care planning for people with mental health challenges during COVID-19, 21 Oct 10.30am-12pm
Think Local Act Personal's view is that people who need to access mental health services are the least likely to be offered support in a personalised way.
As we approach World Mental Health Day we have been working with our partner, the Association of Mental Health Providers, to bring you a powerful insight into the difference a timely, responsive and co-produced approach can make, and particularly as we prepare for a second wave of Covid-19 and winter planning.
Agenda
To hear first hand accounts on effective personalised care & support planning for people with mental health challenges & other needs e.g. autism & learning disabilities, in the context of COVID-19 & service design. Besides the speakers there will be a panel discussion with commissioners, providers, voluntary sector representatives to draw on their perspectives.
To hear first hand accounts on effective personalised care & support planning for people with mental health challenges & other needs e.g. autism & learning disabilities, in the context of COVID-19 & service design. Besides the speakers there will be a panel discussion with commissioners, providers, voluntary sector representatives to draw on their perspectives.
Who should attend
Leaders, policy makers, commissioners, providers, practitioners (people working in the system) and people with lived experience of mental health challenges.
Leaders, policy makers, commissioners, providers, practitioners (people working in the system) and people with lived experience of mental health challenges.
Outcome
People working in social care, health & related services will understand how to better respond to the needs of people with mental health challenges & their friend & family carers needs, through personalised, co-produced care planning & support.
They will gain insight into what can be done to make those changes in a way that makes sense to people who need care and support- particularly given the additional challenges for people with poor mental health & on the services designed to help & support them, that have arisen as a result of Covid-19.
People working in social care, health & related services will understand how to better respond to the needs of people with mental health challenges & their friend & family carers needs, through personalised, co-produced care planning & support.
They will gain insight into what can be done to make those changes in a way that makes sense to people who need care and support- particularly given the additional challenges for people with poor mental health & on the services designed to help & support them, that have arisen as a result of Covid-19.