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Mental Health Consultancy & Training. Good networks with a variety of consultants with multiple disciplines and skills to tailor packages to suit clients needs.

Experienced Service User Consultant specialising in enabling organisations to work towards co-production from service design through to delivery of services. Senior Knowledge & Understanding Framework (KUF) Personality Disorder Awareness Trainer

Mental Health First Aid Instructor

Bespoke training & co-delivery/consultancy available. Experienced speaker including British & Irish Group for the Stu

dy of Personality Disorder Annual Conference and a debate panel with the Shadow Minister for Mental Health. Experience of working with a range of NHS Trusts across the UK, forensic and other public sector services, as well as third sector and for profit organisations. Post graduate education with Institute of Leadership & Management, Chartered Institute of Marketing. Currently completing a Masters in working effectively with people with Personality Disorder at Tavistock & Portman Clinic in London.

10/07/2024

A reminder that is tonight & Dr Veenu Gupta - who has recently completed her PhD as a hashtag LivedExperience researcher. Existence & funding for PhD's where people use the insight from their own experiences of living with a condition are rarer than hen's teeth! Veenu is joining us to discuss her paper, "Identifying the priorities for by lived experience researchers: a ", which is based on her PhD work.

Book below:

Experience PhD

Monthly Mad Studies Online Event with a Lived Experience Practitioner (LXP) focus

06/06/2024

Mad Studies Session 6 June @ 5pm with Dolly Sen!

Hey everyone - we have an exciting session today with Dolly Sen, artist, activist and writer. She is joining to discuss the new book she has compiled containing experiences of survivors of the mental health system which has been historically punitive toward people who are Q***r. Even the DSM manuals until recently have labelled gay people & those who do not conform sexuality and gender wise as mad, in need of treatment. A scary fact is that conversion therapy for gay people and current options for others who coping with other options are limited.

Dolly takes us discusses her excellent new book 'LGBTQIA+ phobia in the mental health services, which brings disproportionately treat higher people from a Q***r background than is comparable to the general population.

Come along - it's FREE, although donations are welcome.!

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Monthly Mad Studies Online Event with a Lived Experience Practitioner (LXP) focus

04/01/2024

We're kicking off our Happy New Year with Tomorrow!

Jane Fisher is a Mad in the UK blogger and Lecturer at of Central Lancashire . Jane is open about her use of mental health services at work and within her publications. She will be sharing her latest paper with us: Epistemic injustice: The 'Silenced Voices'.

We will discuss how a person being given a stigmatised label is often used as an excuse by others to write the person as unreliable, not to be believed, or even a liar. How does this fare for service users who are ill and need to be able to describe what they are going through? Or who are subject to abuse? Or who just want a normal conversation with another human being?