Treatments and wellbeing

Readable, user friendly and evidence based information about mental health treatments.

 

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B

• Being Seen and Heard: CD ROM
• Benzodiazepines

C

• Caring for young carers
• Caring around the Clock: Booklet with information and support for young people who care for others
• Checklist for carers of people with mental health problems: a leaflet for carers
• Checklist for parents with children with mental health problems: a leaflet for carers
• Checklist for people with mental health problems: a leaflet for carers
• Checklist for professionals coming into contact with children of parents with mental health problems: a leaflet for carers
• Checklist for psychiatrists: a leaflet for carers
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT): information for young people
• Coming off antidepressants
• Complementary and Alternative Medicines 1
• Complementary and Alternative Medicines 2

D

• Depot Medication
• Drug treatments in Alzheimer's

E

• Eating well
• ECT (Electroconvulsive Therapy)
• Emotional support for young carers
• Exercise: Physical activity and mental health
• Exercise and mental health: information for young people

F

• FAQs: How to get help
• Feeling on the Edge? Helping you get through it

G

• Good Parenting: information for parents, carers and anyone working with young people

I

• Information on ECT

L

• Liaison Psychiatry Services: what do they do?

M

• Medications for Bipolar Disorder
• Mental Health Rehabilitation Services
• Mental Health Services/Teams in the Community (formerly Community Mental Health Teams)
• Mental Health Services/Teams in the Community: key facts

N

• Nutrition: eating well

P

• Parenting: Good Parenting: information for parents, and carers
• Patients and antidepressants
• Physical activity and mental health
• Planning a pregnancy: advice for women with mental health problems (under reviews
• Psychotherapies

R

• Rehabilitation Services

S

• Spirituality and Mental Health
• Surviving adolescence - a toolkit for parents, teachers, young people and anyone who works with young people

T

• Talking to your GP

U

• U can cope!: information for young people

W

• What to expect of your psychiatrist in the UK
• When a parent has a mental illness... (film)
• Who's Who in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS)?

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