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Time for Tea and Talk

Time to Change activities are going from strength to strength following the successful Roadshow held in Exeter and the Flashmob event on World Mental Health Day.  

An award for £2,500 from Open Up is enabling us provide one-hour awareness-raising sessions across Devon aimed at tackling stigma and discrimination surrounding mental health and promote an understanding of support services and ways to keep healthy. 

This next phase of the Trust’s Time to Change campaign runs until February 2010, alongside the national Time to Challenge campaign. Visit www.time-to-change.org.uk/home  and www.mindfulemployer.net for information and support for employers and employees. Join the campaign on Faccebook

Beyond the Storms

Beyond the Storms is a collection of stories from people across Devon who have experienced mental ill health and emotional distress. It was published to coincide with World Mental Health Day in 2009. Hard copies are available by emailing dpn-tr.info(*at*)nhs.net  Alternatively, a PDF version of Beyond the Storms is available for download by clicking this link

Become a member today

Time to Change is England's biggest campaign aimed at tackling the stigma and discrimination associated with mental illness. Join Devon Partnership NHS Trust as a member and pledge your support to end mental health discrimination today. Click here for further information or contact our Foundation Trust office on 01392 208664 or 01392 208700 or to become a member click here

Putting Recovery at the Heart of all we do

The move towards focusing on a person’s recovery represents one of the most fundamental shifts in mental healthcare that we have seen in decades. It is about helping people to build a meaningful and satisfying life, as defined by them. It represents a movement away from focusing on a person’s illness, symptoms and medication towards their health, personal strengths and wellbeing. The values that underpin the notion of recovery include hope, choice, acceptance, inclusion, respect and believing in people. Adopting these values when we work with people can play a huge part in our success in helping them to recover. 

Working with our recovery partners across Devon and Torbay we have jointly published a guide entitled Putting recovery at the heart of all we do. This shares the values, principles, practices and standards that we all endeavour to work towards in supporting people's recovery. 

Iain Tulley
Chief Executive

What you will find on this site

About Us - Information about the history, strategies and vision of the Trust as well as details of board meetings, equality and diversity and the annual report.

Our Services - Details of all the services we offer with a directory of contacts and locations.

Information - Information on common mental health issues, infection control and the Trust's learning and development programme.

Your Views ...are important to the Trust. Find out how you can help the Trust to provide the best quality mental health and learning disability services and find information about PALS.

Publications - A library of information leaflets, reports, policies, research and a range of other documents published by the Trust.

If you would like information on this website in larger print, a different format or another language, please contact our PALS Team on 0800 0730 741 or email them at dpn-tr.pals(*at*)nhs.net.

 

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