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Tag Archives: Community mental health service
Arrested adjustment
They always say the period after a hospital admission is a difficult one, but I didn’t expect it to go on and on being difficult. My mood was good in the first three weeks or so, which I at least partly … Continue reading
Posted in Bipolar, Crisis care, Depression, Hospital, Inpatient care, Medication, Mental health services, Mood disorder, NHS services, Psychiatry, Self-management, Therapy, Uncategorized
Tagged Aripiprazole, Bipolar, Bipolar disorder, Bipolar mood disorder, Community care, Community mental health service, Depression, Drugs, Home Treatment Team, Hospital care, Inpatient treatment, Inpatient unit, Medication, Medication side effects, Mental health, Mental health medication, Quetiapine, Side effects
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Self-awareness
A few weeks ago, I saw a GP for an urgent re-referral back to Consultant care. I was embarrassed by my plight. “I just feel like these unseen, malevolent forces are trying to thwart me at every turn,” I told … Continue reading
Five hot buzzwords in the future of mental health
Yesterday I attended a day at health charity The King’s Fund on the future mental of health in London. The event was for stakeholders (which basically means people who are invested in the process of planning services) and attenders included … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Mental health, Politics and current affairs, Stigma and discrimination
Tagged Buzzwords, Clustering, Community mental health service, Health parity, Jargon, Mental health, Mental health tariff, NHS, Payment by results, Peer support, Peer-led services, Recovery, Recovery college
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