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guides produced by the Mental Health Foundation:

dealing with depression

food and mood diary

how to look after your mental health using exercise

how to manage and reduce stress 

how to talk to your doctor about your mental health 

how to overcome fear and anxiety 
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keeping us going how mental health problems affect friendship and how friends can support each other.

look after your mental health in later life

sleep well: a pocket guide to better sleep

talking therapies is for anyone who wants to know more about different types of talking therapy or hear the experiences of people who have used them. It advises how to find a therapist who is right for you and suggests where to look for more information.

what works for you? how to help colleagues through tough times.

guides produced by Together:

are you worried about someone's mental health?

are you worried about your mental health?

getting help in a crisis

getting back into the world

good health guide

lesbian, gay and bisexual issues and mental health

medication: choice and managing treatments

nhs treatment: your rights

recovery

recovery insights

recovery programme for depression

spirituality and mental illness

stress at work 

talking about mental health 

guides from Mind:

how to cope as a parent with a mental health problem  

how to cope as a carer

how to cope with loneliness

how to support someone who is suicidal

other guides:

staying well with bipolar 
from Rethink.

changing diets, changing minds how food affects mental well-being and behaviour. From Sustain, the alliance for better food and farming.

carers

A series of booklets from Rethink:

caring for yourself: an introduction

caring for yourself: being a carer

caring for yourself: information

caring for yourself: communication skills

caring for yourself: problem solving and achieving goals

caring for yourself: relapse management and staying well

caring for yourself: recovery and hope

caring for yourself: taking care of yourself

a carer's health and well-being plan


types of mental health problems

An A-Z of booklets from Mind:

anger

anxiety and panic attacks

bipolar disorder

body dysmorphic disorder

borderline personality disorder

depression

dissociative disorders

drugs: the mental health effects of street drugs

eating problems

hearing voices

hypomania and mania

obsessive-compulsive disorder

paranoia

personality disorder

postnatal depression

post-traumatic stress disorder


psychosis

schizoaffective disorder

schizophrenia

seasonal affective disorder

self-harm

sleep problems

suicidal feelings


welfare

welfare benefits and mental illness from Together.

welfare benefits for carers also from Together.

disability rights uk's guide to making a PIP claim

if you work in mental health

making recovery a reality Geoff Shepherd, Jed Boardman & Mike Slade

understanding recovery Glenn Roberts and Jed Boardman

a good practice guide 
Together

supporting staff recovery 
Dorset Wellbeing and Recovery Partnership

becoming a recovery-oriented practitioner 
Glenn Roberts & Jed Boardman

personalisation: a guide for care coordinators 
Mind

empowering people: coaching for mental health recovery Rani Bora 

co-production in mental health the new economics foundation

co-production in social care Social Care Institute for Excellence

peer support in mental health 
Thurstine Basset, Alison Faulkner, Julie Repper and Elina Stamou 

peer support in mental health: is it good value for money?  Marija Trachtenberg, Michael Parsonage, Geoff Shepherd & Jed Boardman

the freedom to be, the chance to dream: 
preserving user-led peer support 
Alison Faulkner and Jayasree Kalathil
towards partnerships in mental health Sue Bailey & Richard Williams

making space for spirituality: how to support service users Mental Health Foundation

strategy

no health without mental health strategy HM Government. A cross-government mental health outcomes strategy for people of all ages 

no health without mental health: implementation framework 
Centre for Mental Health, Department of Health, Mind, NHS Confederation Mental Health Network, Rethink Mental Illness, 
Turning Point. 

no decision about us without us is a guide for people who use mental health services, carers and the public, about the No Health Without Mental Health strategy, produced with the support of the Department of Health through the Voluntary Sector Strategic Partner Programme.

slam social inclusion and recovery strategy 2010-2015

slam recovery charter


imroc: implementing recovery through organisational change

making recovery a reality

implementing recovery: a methodology

briefing paper 1: recovery colleges

briefing paper 2: recovery, personalisation and personal budgets

briefing paper 3: recovery, public mental health and well-being

briefing paper 4: a carers' perspective

briefing paper 5: peer support workers - theory and practice

briefing paper 6: the team recovery implementation plan

briefing paper 7: peer support workers

briefing paper 8: supporting recovery in mental health services


briefing paper 9: risk, safety and recovery

briefing paper 10: making recovery a reality in forensic settings

briefing paper 11: advocacy – a stepping stone to recovery

briefing paper 12:
‘continuing to be me’ – recovering a life with a diagnosis of dementia

briefing paper 13: co-production - sharing our experiences, reflecting on our learning

briefing paper 14: recovery - the business case

briefing paper 15: recovery colleges 10 years on

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