Moving more for our mental health
To mark Mental Health Awareness Week 2024, TPHC is sharing work from our pan-London mental health programmes to highlight the link between physical and mental health.
Transforming Mental Health
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Get involved with Great Mental Health Day in London 2024
Read more of: Get involved with Great Mental Health Day in London 2024It’s January. It’s dark. It’s cold. And those New Year Resolutions have possibly already become forgotten. Frankly, there’s no better time to get together and have open and honest conversations with each other about what we’ve been experiencing recently and what pressures we may be facing. Cue Great Mental Health Day on Friday, 26 January! […]
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Meeting the mental health needs of young people leaving care guidance: executive summary
Read more of: Meeting the mental health needs of young people leaving care guidance: executive summaryContents Introduction This guidance document sets out considerations for local authorities and Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) in commissioning and providing support for young people who are care leavers. For the purpose of this document the young people under consideration are those for whom local authorities have responsibilities under the Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000 as […]
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Children in care evidence-based clinical review and practice guide for London
Read more of: Children in care evidence-based clinical review and practice guide for LondonAbout this guidance Young people in care face numerous challenges that can have a significant impact on their mental health. Everyone in the system around a child or young person in care has a role and responsibility in recognising, understanding and supporting their mental health and emotional wellbeing needs. A substantial proportion of this support […]
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Children and young people’s mental health waiting times
Read more of: Children and young people’s mental health waiting timesTransformation Partners in Health and Care is committed to supporting children, young people and their families to be able to access mental health support when they need it. Whilst we have come a long way in increasing access to community mental health services, we know that many children and young people are still having to […]
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TPHC 2023 highlights and achievements
Read more of: TPHC 2023 highlights and achievements2023 has been a busy year for us at Transformation Partners in Health and Care. Our work has won awards, been highlighted as good practice in government policy papers, and saved lives through training initiatives such as Thrive London’s Zero Suicide programme. Read a selection of our achievements below. January Great Mental Health Day Thrive […]
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Meeting the mental health needs of care leavers: full guidance report
Read more of: Meeting the mental health needs of care leavers: full guidance reportIntroduction This guidance document sets out key considerations for local authorities and Integrated Care Boards in commissioning and providing support for young people who are leaving care. For the purpose of this document the young people under consideration are those for whom local authorities have responsibilities under the Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000, as amended […]
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Insight – Thanks for signing up
Read more of: Insight – Thanks for signing upThank you for signing up We’re excited to share our quarterly updates with you. Our emails will come from noreply@tphc.co.uk, for the best chance of you seeing this in your inbox, please add us as a contact to keep our emails out of your spam folder. What next We’ll automatically send you the next quarterly […]
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Insight – TPHC’s quarterly digest
Read more of: Insight – TPHC’s quarterly digestInsight is the quarterly news digest from Transformation Partners in Health and Care (TPHC), for anyone interested in health and care transformation across England. Who is this for? You may be someone senior in the industry looking for providers that can support you to deliver transformation on a population level, a healthcare professional looking for the […]
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Supporting people with Personality Disorders to receive joined-up physical and mental healthcare
Read more of: Supporting people with Personality Disorders to receive joined-up physical and mental healthcareThe team at TPHC is working to ensure the physical needs of those diagnosed with personality disorders are not being overlooked or missed by working to connect primary and secondary care to support both physical and mental health. The Personality Disorder/ Complex Emotional Needs (PD/CEN) Programme is dedicated to improving the care of those with a diagnosis of personality […]