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OVERVIEW
XenZone is an established leader in the field of digital mental health. Backed by private equity funding, the organisation has ambitious plans for further growth in the UK and beyond.
XenZone are working with over 100 Local Authorities, CCGs, mental health trusts, businesses and charities to ensure it’s easy and safe for all generations to access the best emotional and mental health services as and when they need.
XenZone have helped over 250,000 young people and adults through online support platforms, Kooth for children and young people, and Qwell, for adults.
A structured approach to understanding problematic thoughts, beliefs and paranoia and strategies for helping people manage their experiences.
About this Event
This workshop provides training for professionals in mental health care to work with people who have paranoia problematic thoughts and beliefs. The method involves accepting and making sense of the experience as a means of providing both relief and the possibility of recovery.
The Greater Manchester VCSE Mental Health Forum is in the process of evolving the way that the VCSE sector works with the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership and the wider system around mental health.
As you may be aware, earlier this year Manchester City Council and Manchester Health and Care Commissioning launched a competitive tendering process for the contract to provide support to the city's voluntary and community sector for the next three years. We are delighted to announce that Macc has been awarded this contract.
World Mental Health Day take place on Thursday 10 October and is an opportunity for all of us to raise awareness of mental health issues and advocate against social stigma.
Greater Manchester Suicide Bereavement Information Service is a new service (hosted by the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership) launched for all residents/staff/services for the Greater Manchester area, to offer information and resources for individuals bereaved or affected by suicide.
About
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an internationally recognised two day course which will qualify you as a Mental Health First Aider in your workplace. You will learn to recognise warning signs of mental ill health, and develop the skills and confidence to approach and support someone who may be experiencing a mental health issue while keeping yourself safe.
Who is it for
Employees who would like to be a key point of contact to support colleagues who may be experiencing a mental health issue.
About
This course will enable staff and volunteers to increase their knowledge and awareness of mental health issues and improve their ability to support students and young people (aged 15-25) who might be experiencing difficulties.
Who is it for
Staff and volunteers who work with young people aged 15-25
Learning aims
About
This course will enable staff and volunteers to increase their knowledge and awareness of mental health issues and improve their ability to support colleagues who might be experiencing difficulties.
Who is it for
All employees and volunteers
Learning aims
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