Change happens through collaboration with communities | We no longer exist as an organisation but the ideas continue to be spread by @charlie_h0ward @ninabr0wne
Social policy change requires everyone to have highly fluid roles, a departure from the music sheet. Jazz musician Don Cherry said “When people believe in boundaries, they become part of the problem” https://t.co/mQY1KGsbla
Our next episode with guest @NinaBr0wne will be coming to a podcast platform near you this coming Tuesday!👏
Time to get your listens of Ep1 & Ep2 in over the weekend🙌 Grab a cuppa and tune in here:
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We're a collective of folk from around the UK connected through our curiosity & passion for the values, ideas & practices of Community Psychology.
We look forward to extending connections, sharing resources and generating discussion. NEW podcast coming soon!
Booking for the annual “Is Clinical Psychology for me?” event for Black, Asian, MENA and mixed undergraduates and aspiring clinical psychologists in the London area is now live. Tickets are free:
https://t.co/d5WCgUziUY
Together with @UKYouth we have worked to provide some simple support around #covid19UK for young people and youth workers!
Access, download and share from here: 👇👇👇
https://t.co/sPQWccrCo4
I'm considering how "Problem Solving Booths' as heard from @charlie_h0ward, @NinaBr0wne@Owls_Org at @BPSCommPsy Festival can happen in medium secure units, my assumption is that it will work well. Any suggestions on reading or tips?
@Mianthrope @charlie_h0ward@Owls_Org@BPSCommPsy Hey Abdulla, Great idea! I think they’ve been tested in this setting already. We have all of the learning from 2 years of testing online at https://t.co/cHG58HRYGl Hope it’s helpful! My tip is co-produce the ideas from the beginning and make sure that the power is switched up!
People still get in touch with us about #problemsolvingbooths from all over the world. The idea gained more traction after we let it go...here’s what we learnt: https://t.co/j54yqE0M4F
No doubt some people will interpret #Marmot2020 as making the case for more hospitals and doctors. Wrong. It’s making the case for investment in our poorest communities and the grassroots organisations across the country that are operating on a wing and a prayer.
Exciting things bubbling away with States of Mind who exist to transform mental health education for young people. Discussing the challenges of movements, scaling innovation and how to not loose the richness of young people’s stories @Talk4health @bea_herbert @school21_uk
📰Great profile of @RealActionUK:
"A #publichealth approach needs to be community-led and academically driven. Not using the community, but working with them in all interventions and services designed to respond to the issues faced by young people."
➡️https://t.co/4cRPUO5Wgg
“I’d sit in the GP surgery, I just felt completely and endlessly inadequate and ill prepared to do anything about it, other than to provide this ill-thought-out Band-Aid and I really struggled with the ethics of it all” https://t.co/wlWjrqQfOb
Psychologists interested in influencing policy? Read about the experiences of 37 Clincal Psychologists who have done this in the UK. Share with your colleagues and teams and see what ideas it sparks ⚡️
When Hayden isn’t performing, alongside @nomoreuk he is working with organisations such as @macukcharity, @Owls_Org, and @street2scale – all of which have a focus on supporting and giving a voice to young people.
https://t.co/KOZOYMvBSC
When Hayden isn’t performing, alongside @nomoreuk he is working with organisations such as @macukcharity, @Owls_Org, and @street2scale – all of which have a focus on supporting and giving a voice to young people.
https://t.co/KOZOYMvBSC