Mental Health Training

GPs, Therapists, Practitioners & other Professionals

GPs, Therapists, Practitioners & other Professionals

Hub of Hope.  There is always hope….

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ABC Worksheet (Get Self Help)

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Action for Happiness Resources (Action for Happiness)

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Alternative Thoughts & Actions (Get Self Help)

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Anger Management Skills Worksheet (Therapist Aid)

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Anger Management – The Cycle of Anger (Therapist Aid)

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Anxiety: A Self-Help Guide (MoodJuice)

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Avoidance Hierarchy (Psychology Tools)

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Behavioural Activation (Therapist Aid)

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Behavioural Activation Worksheet (Get Self Help)

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Benefits of Exercise in Mental Health Worksheet (Therapist Aid)

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Bipolar Mood Management Worksheet (Get Self Help)

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CBT Thought Record (Psychology Tools)

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Checklist of Cognitive Distortions (Redemption Psychiatry, 1999)

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Chronic Fatigue & Chronic Pain (Get Self Help)

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Communication Techniques (Therapist Aid)

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Psychological Wellbeing Service (IAPT) Resources (Cambridgeshire & Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust)

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Counselling Directory

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Crisis Management Plan (Get Self Help)

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Decatastrophising (Psychology Tools, Morton, K)

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Five Aspects Worksheet (Get Self Help)

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Food & Mood (Manchester Public Health Development Service, NHS Manchester)

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GAD: The Worry Tree Worksheet (Get Self Help)

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7-item (GAD-7) scale (Spitzer RL, Kroenke K, Williams JBW, Lowe B. A brief measure for assessing generalized anxiety disorder. Arch Inern Med. 2006;166:1092-1097)

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The ‘Helicopter View’ worksheet (GetSelfHelp.org.uk | Vivyan, 2010)

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How to talk to your GP about your Mental Health (Mental Health Foundation)

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How to Look after your Mental Health using Exercise (Mental Health Foundation)

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Hundred Ways to Support Recovery: A guide for mental health professionals (Re-think Mental Illness)

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If you are thinking about Suicide: Read this first (Psych Central Community Connection)

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Is work good for your Health & Well-being? (Waddell, Gordon & A.Kim Burton)

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Measuring Wellbeing: A Guide for Practitioners (New Economics Foundation, 2012)

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Ensuring employment support for people with mental health problems (NHS Confederation)

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Mental Health & Work (Royal College of Psychiatrists)

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Mental Health Toolkit (Royal College of General Practitioners)

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No Health without Mental Health, A cross-Government Mental Health outcomes strategy for people of all ages (collaborative Mental Health production, 2011)

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OCD Treatment Overview (Therapist Aid)

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Perinatal Mental Health Toolkit (Royal College of General Practitioners)

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The Poisoned Parrot (GetSelfHelp.org.uk | Vivyan, 2010)

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Positive Psychology Techniques (Therapist Aid)

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Preventing suicide in England: A cross-Governement outcomes strategy to save lives (HM Government)

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Preventing suicide in England: Assessment of impact on equalities

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Prompts for local leaders on suicide prevention (Department of Health)

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Relaxed Breathing (Psychology Tools)

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Statistical update on suicide (Department of Health 2015)

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Suicide Warning Signs (Therapist Aid)

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Surviving or Thriving: The State of the UK’s Mental Health (Mental Health Foundation)

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Taking Care of your Mental Health: Looking after your own wellbeing as a health professional

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Free guides and workbooks for professionals, parents, young people and others interested in mental wellbeing. (Charlie Waller)

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Treating Anxiety with CBT (Therapist Aid)

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Types of mental health problems (MIND)

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Understanding Psychosis & Schizophrenia -revised (The British Psychological Society)

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The Warwick & Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (WEMWBS) (Tennant R, et al 2007 The Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Well-being Scale (WEMWBS): development and UK validation, Health and Quality of Life Outcome; 5:63 doi:101186/1477-7252-5-63)

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Work & Health (Waddell & Burton, 2006)

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