Pavlina Clarke’s Post

Collaboration is key to navigating the barriers that often stand in the way of accessing quality treatment in the addiction and mental health field. By working together—treatment providers, community organizations, and advocates—we can create a network of support that ensures individuals receive the care they need. This collective effort helps break down obstacles like stigma, limited resources, and gaps in services, making recovery more accessible for everyone. Together, we can build a stronger, healthier community.

Your priority’s are very clear. No informed consent, chemical lobotomy by use of Haliperidol that shrinks the brain and causes lightening fast changes to the striatum of the brain. Advertised in magazines as the “First choice for “Control and Compliance”. Used In Russia for punishment and torture.. Then despite this state suing Eli Lilly for Marketing Zyprexa and covering up the fact that it causes diabetes, you continue to allow drugs known to cause diabetes, lower insulin resistance, raise A1C levels, causes high cholesterol to be given to patients and in your own sick demented world also allow Eli Lilly to sale patients their diabetic medication. You allow Westsprings Hospital despite knowing they have already causes irreparable harm to continue causing harm. Thank God the adolescent wing is shut down. Especially when children especially ones in foster care with little or no protection. To be given antipsychotics. This hospitals ongoing history and pattern of escalating patients who come in voluntarily into the involuntary hold, and after being over medicated, and any patient after being tied down and injected with Haliperidol known to be 50-100% more powerful than Thorazine. WHAT PRIORITIES DO YOU HAVE???

Have you ever wondered how the Trust uses research to develop and shape its services? 📖 In our 2023-2024 Research and Development Report, we highlight how working with service users and others is central to everything that we do. In the past year, we have made great strides towards getting service users’ voices heard, developing new collaborations with organisations, publishing journals and books on mental health, and achieving awards. Discover some highlights here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e2k-WPiw Dr Chetan Shah

Having the right person to talk to at the right time to make all the difference

As the Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families prepares to more formally enter the public policy space to further the positive impact on the mental health and well-being of Veterans and their Families, we initiated three foundational projects to start mapping out our role. These projects include an engagement process to learn from health and mental health organizations involved in public policy work. Discover the highlights from this process, including five practices that make for effective public policy work and five priority areas for public policy related to Veterans and Families. Learn more and download the report: https://lnkd.in/e6P9dqGa

Biscuits, a cup of tea, and an interactive task on 'understanding health systems' made for a fun morning at the Active Devon team day. Learning is one of my core values, and listening to Gareth Dix is always a pleasure. It's a complex picture, but I have come away with a fire in my belly to develop our work further. #ActiveDevon #HealthSystems #Learning #ProfessionalDevelopment

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Redefining Success in Behavioral Health: From Global to Local, With a Digital Twist In behavioral health care today, the chase for national fame is losing its luster. Real value is found in forming deep, meaningful connections right in your own backyard. It's about building strong relationships with the local folks and staying actively involved with your community. True influence in this field comes from maintaining a noticeable local presence paired with a strong online visibility. The old belief that a national brand is a ticket to success is outdated; today, it's all about being local and online. Furthermore, it's critical for your outreach and admissions teams to work closely together, building a foundation of mutual trust. This blend of local engagement, digital presence, and internal team unity represents the new wave in behavioral health care.

https://lnkd.in/gjSWTtkq If you are interested in improving the capacity of your service to welcome people living with complexity as a priority of care, you might find the work of Humane Clinic inspiring. Just Listening Report is an inspiring read, well done Matt Ball! The report shares key learnings from the first six months of service delivery including that offering justice through listening to a person’s experiences in the context of meaningful human connection can reduce distress.

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