Early Intervention in Psychosis Suffolk

This is the page for the Suffolk EI team. This is not a crisis page & isn't monitored 24/7. If you are in a crisis please refer to your care plan or dial 999

[Early Intervention in Psychosis Suffolk @SuffolkEITeam]

Suffolk EIP turned 3 years old this week! We got together today for our service day and of course celebrated with cake! 🎂

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Spaces available next week.

[Early Intervention in Psychosis Suffolk @SuffolkEITeam]

Brilliant hearing voices training from our lovely psychologist David, virtual christmas afternoon tea from @mixstowmarket organised by our brilliant lead admin, Aisha, who then delivered to the team with our fab CTL Coral along with secret santa gifts! What a day, what a team!🎄

[Early Intervention in Psychosis Suffolk @SuffolkEITeam]

What a day! Logan, one of our new EI mascots has had a super busy day helping Megs put together some Christmas craft and activity packs for our wondeful patients🎄🎅

[Mind @MindCharity]

Negative beliefs about ourselves can feel really difficult to change. But you have the right to feel good about who you are.

Do you have any tips for improving your self-esteem? Share them with us below.

Head to our website for more tips > https://t.co/9dCCBpA9cE

[Furry Valley @furryvalley]

Feeling depressed? Here are some useful tips. #mentalhealth #BeKind

You are loved, you are valid, you matter. ❤️

[Time to Change @TimetoChange]

For those returning to work after furlough, @mentalhealthuk also have some advice on managing anxiety 👇
https://t.co/nU1RVVJwEK

[Mind @MindCharity]

Many people experiencing a mental health problem will speak to friends and family before they speak to a health professional, so the support you offer can be really valuable. (1/5)

[Mind @MindCharity]

Whether expected or sudden, redundancy can have a huge impact on your mental health, causing feelings of uncertainty, stress and anxiety. We’ve put together some ways to look after your mental health at such a time. > https://t.co/ifKhimV4HU

[NCSC UK @NCSC]

Make sure you're doing all you can to secure you and your family online https://t.co/ledicYNmWM

[@Quality,Safeguarding&TrainingAtCAS @TrainingatCAS]

COVID-19: Psychological First Aid - Digital course available. Help people with different needs to cope with the emotional impact of COVID-19. The course is free, and no previous qualifications are required. It takes around 90 minutes to complete @CASuffolk https://t.co/0jSBs3TqXU

[OneLife Suffolk @OneLifeSuffolk]

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[Mind @MindCharity]

Virtual Crafternoon is back this Friday 29 May. Come join us on Zoom where we’ll be making cup of tea greetings cards to send to friends and family. ☕

Find out more about how to join and the materials you’ll need. > https://t.co/cjCaaINJSx

[Respect @RespectUK]

Increased demand to the #MensAdviceLine since COVID-19 shows that lockdown is impacting male victims of domestic abuse. That’s why we’ve extended our opening hours to 9am-8pm Mon-Fri with additional email support offered over the weekend. Pls retweet and share. #TalkItOver

[Early Intervention in Psychosis Suffolk @SuffolkEITeam]

#YouAreNotAlone

[Early Intervention in Psychosis Suffolk @SuffolkEITeam]

Well done team

Amazing efforts as always. Sure going to miss you guys

[Early Intervention in Psychosis Suffolk @SuffolkEITeam]

To mark the end of #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek we gave everyone in the team a letter or number to decorate/create and they didn't disappoint! #mentalhealthweek2020 #kindness #EIP

[Early Intervention in Psychosis Suffolk @SuffolkEITeam]

Sent in from our fab psychologist, Rebecca. This was my bit of #kindness to myself the other day. I was struggling to get going for another day of video calls and made myself a nice cup of coffee in a friendly mug! Sometimes it’s the little things…😊 #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

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Some #kindness from our brilliant Assistant practitioner, Michelle #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek