e-Magazine – Our Lives, Their Voices – NEW
Personal accounts of caregivers with a loved one receiving support from Manchester Early Intervention in Psychosis Service.
Course Category: Recovery Academy
e-Learning – FASD-informed strategies – Supporting a child with (suspected) FASD
This course explores some FASD-informed strategies for parents, carers, professionals with responsibilities for supporting a child with (suspected) FASD, or for anyone interested in learning more about this topic.
Autism – Self-help information – checklists, toolkits and top tips – NEW
Download and use these practical resources. Designed for parents, carers, and autistic young people, to support their health and wellbeing.
e-Magazine – My Story – Journeys of Hope and Recovery – NEW
If you are feeling overwhelmed, we hope that this e-Magazine will help you to realise it is possible to recover from mental health and/or alcohol or drug problems with the right treatment and care.
e-Magazine – An introduction to Life Story work – NEW
Life Story Work is a powerful intervention used with people of any age and designed to recognise their past, present, and future. It is a person’s own unique story.
Spiritual Care & Recovery
There is a considerable body of evidence to show that faith can be a major factor in supporting recovery in mental health.
Becoming a Parent and the Effect on Mental Health
“Starting a family is a milestone in many people’s lives. It can also be a stressful time and many parents experience mental ill health. The most common mental health problems experienced during pregnancy and after birth are anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), however some women can experience more severe symptoms such as postpartum […]
Deaf Awareness Training
There are approximately 8.7 million people in the UK with a hearing loss, which is approximately 1 in 7 people, so the likelihood of you meeting a deaf or hard of hearing person in your workplace or local community is high.
Gender and Sexual Identity
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex, and people of other minorities, like anyone, will experience mental health challenges and distress during their lifetime. However, the evidence both from the UK and internationally highlights increased levels of common mental health problems, such as depression, anxiety and stress among people from these groups.