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Holistic Recovery for Good Mental Health and Well-being

Holistic Recovery for Good Mental Health and Well-being

by Raymond Sheehy | Mar 14, 2018 | About Bridge, Holistic Recovery, Info for Commissioners

There are many elements involved in a healthy recovery from mental health illness. Medication from mental health services is often, but not always, the foundation for this recovery. But after stabilising through psychiatric intervention, many patients are left...

Mental health campaigners: Changing the landscape

Mental health campaigners: Changing the landscape

by Raymond Sheehy | Jan 26, 2018 | Info for Commissioners, Mental Health Awareness

In the last few years, the media has been speaking loud on issues relating to mental health and wellbeing and this long-awaited change cannot come too soon. Many mental health campaigners are now speaking out and changing the landscape forever. What they are saying...

Peer support is vital in mental health recovery

Peer support is vital in mental health recovery

by Raymond Sheehy | Dec 6, 2017 | About Bridge, Info for Commissioners, Mental Health Awareness

There are a lot of buzzwords regarding mental health recovery that are bandied around. Mental health and wellbeing has never been bigger in the national media with the Young Royals championing the cause with their hugely successful Heads Together campaign. However,...

Mental health initiatives from around the world

Mental health initiatives from around the world

by Raymond Sheehy | Oct 25, 2017 | Info for Commissioners, Mental Health Awareness

Mental health deserves global attention. Did you know that approximately one in four adults will experience a diagnosable mental illness during their lifetime? What’s more, mental health disorders don’t discriminate. Your race, religion, ethnicity, age and economic...

How Partnership Working Impacts UK Holistic Support Programs

How Partnership Working Impacts UK Holistic Support Programs

by Raymond Sheehy | Jun 27, 2017 | About Bridge, Holistic Recovery, Info for Commissioners, Partnership Working

Our long-time supporters know us as a devoted follower of the methodology of partnership working. One of the main reasons for adopting partnership working is that it allows us to reach a greater number of people with a more holistic service. If you’re considering...

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Criminals in England and Wales are being jailed for short terms that fail to prevent reoffending because of a lack of awareness and availability of community-based sentencing, a leading former magistrate has said. https://t.co/iBuZYx8tqh #mentalhealthawareness #bridgesupport https://t.co/602FTVrV1E

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World Mental Health Day takes place on 10 October, and for 2021 we will be highlighting “mental health in an unequal world” Find out more: https://t.co/U3QakW9S9y #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthsupport #bridgesupport #everymindmatters #mentalhealthrecovery https://t.co/WVoQYKdQA2

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Covid’s toll on mental health of children and young people laid bare in report citing fears about the future, family and lockdowns: https://t.co/rTKtPYohi9 #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthsupport #bridgesupport #everymindmatters #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthrecovery https://t.co/mnz636WMCh

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At Tilt, we have a strong track record of achieving astounding results. Reoffending rates are low – 1.46% pa over the last five years. On average clients move on to less supported accommodation after 26 months. Find out more: https://t.co/sgHljano1L #mentalhealthrecovery https://t.co/YCZx9yl2qF

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