A Life in the Day: Volume 11 Issue 3

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Table of contents

From risk to recovery

Peter Smith

Peter Smith tells the story of how he battled with cannabis use and his own denial to escape from the ‘twilight zone’ of severe mental health problems, and his work now with local…

From therapy to vocation

Sarah Bourne, Ruth Hogg, Nina Whitehouse, Mark Bertram

Sarah Bourne and colleagues describe the success of a pilot study to explore whether focused occupational therapy input within a community mental health team could help clients…

Supporting people with mental health problems to quit smoking

Jane Bremner, Nerys Edmonds

The implementation of smoke free legislation presents a huge opportunity to improve the health of people who use mental health services, as well as that of the staff working with…

The play's the thing

Steve Hennessy

Steve Hennessy describes how two mental health arts organisations collaborated to put on a series of performances in Southwark with the direct aim of influencing mental health…

Enabling mental health through social and cultural inclusion

Alicia Clare, Elizabeth Collier, Steven Higgin

blueSCI is a not‐for‐profit organisation based in Trafford that aims to enable good mental health through facilitating progress towards personal goals and development for people…

It's not only about flower arranging…

Kate Peden, Sandra Hall

Kate Peden and Sandra Hall describe the making of a multimedia resource on the benefits of learning for people with mental health difficulties, in which service users themselves…

Researching the benefits of employment‐related support

Beatrice Bray

Beatrice Bray describes the work of the Mental Health and Employment Research Network ‐ a UK collaboration of organisations determined to address the lack of a research evidence…

Supporting employers

Richard Frost

Work‐related support is not just about the person experiencing mental ill health. Richard Frost explains how MINDFUL EMPLOYER™ provides an innovative approach towards helping…

Policy and action

Sarah Hill

Sarah Hill introduces a new, regular section from the National Social Inclusion Programme (NSIP) on policy developments and best practice in social inclusion and mental health.

ISSN:

1366-6282

Online date, start – end:

1997 – 2009

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited