“We have worked in Early Intervention (EI) in psychosis for nearly twenty years between us. EI is our passion, it has a strong evidence base and it is the service that all have a right to, regardless of where they live.”
Read the full article at the link below:
http://norfolksuffolkmentalhealthcrisis.org.uk/on-the-eighth-day-of-christmas-the-cuts-took-away-early-intervention-ei-in-psychosis-services/
Emma a BSc (Hons) Psychology with Counselling student was one of 140 Big Mad Delegates that joined The Big Mad Experience: Bradford event on the 30th October 2013. In this thoughtful piece she shares how she experienced the day…
“Around 2 months ago, Wednesday 30th October (to be precise) saw ‘The Big Mad Experience’ come to Bradford – a jam packed day full of music, dance and more; all in aid of busting the wall of stigma that surrounds mental health.
http://bemindful-notmindless.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/the-big-mad-experience-2013.html
What makes up a good support network?
Every week The Big Mad Experience hosts The #BigMadChat on twitter. Each we week we facilitate discussions on different topics by posing a series of questions throughout the chat just to keep discussions on track but other than that the discussion is owned by you…The Big Mad Chatters!
Then we create a record of the chat so that everyone who missed it or who isn’t a user of Twitter won’t miss out. Here is the link http://storify.com/BradfordsBME/support-networks
Follow us @BigMadTweeter and join us every Monday 8pm-9pm GMT and join in the discussions.
Lets get out minds together!
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