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PROCESS
MAPS FOR
CONSULTATION |
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Produced by
NHS Western Isles Mental Health Services, five Process Maps are
available for consultation on the following topics. Comments to
be made to Anne Hutchison by tel. 01851 708039 or email Anne.Hutchison@wihb.scot.nhs.uk
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NEW
WEBSITE ADDED - Office
of the Public Guardian |
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The
Office of the Public Guardian, which covers the whole of Scotland,
has a general function to supervise those individuals who have been
appointed to manage the financial or property affairs of an adult
who lacks the capacity to do so for themselves. Information includes
Powers of Attorney, Access to Funds, Guardianship and Intervention
Orders, and the site is sponsored by the Scottish Court Service. |
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NEW
WEBSITE ADDED - Mental
Health & Wellbeing |
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Created
by the Mental Health Officer of Western Isles NHS Board, this website
has been designed to offer ideas to promote well being or for those
who want to explore further links to support their mental health.
Well being, mental health, emotional health, feelings, a sense of
balance, happiness, equilibrium are all ways that help us to identify
with that crucial part of our health, but which in reality can be
hard to express and talk about, especially when life just doesn’t
feel right or there are too many negative challenges. |
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TRAINING
- Suicide Prevention
Training |
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Many
people who are feeling suicidal signal their intent, whether it be
verbally or through behavioural change. Therefore, the more people
who feel confident and willing to explore possible signs of suicide
risk and provide support and help, the more lives could be saved.
For further information on suicide prevention training in the Western
Isles contact Elaine
Campbell, Choose Life Coordinator, tel. 01851 702632. |
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TRAINING
- Scotland's Mental
Health First Aid Training |
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Scotland's
Mental Health First Aid aims to raise awareness about the need for
good mental health and well-being among the general public and help
improve the quality of life and social inclusion of people who experience
mental health problems. For further information on SMHFA training
in the Western Isles contact Mahdi
Newall, SMHFA Instructor, tel. 01851 704704. |
