Turning Point’s first Dual Diagnosis toolkit developed in 2004 with Rethink Mental Illness, to support practitioners working with people who have coexisting mental health and substance misuse needs.
This paper offers a framework for training therapists/counsellors and interpreters to work together as a team. It considers the need for a collaborative relationship between counsellor and interpreter, consideration of dynamics in a triangular relationship and a clear delineation of responsibilities within the team. The paper can be found here.
Read moreTogether commission research to provide evidence for practitioners and policymaker to help them improve care for people experiencing mental distress.
Read moreThis Good Practice Handbook helps practioneres to plan, organise and deliver services for people with co-existing mental health and substance use needs.
Read moreTogether’s guides aim to help those who come in contact professionally with people with mental health problems understand the issues and follow best practice. Together produce guides for everyone that demystify some of the issues around mental health.
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