Turning Point: Dual Dilemma
This short report provides an update on challenges facing those with co-existing needs and calls on the government, commissioners and others to work together to improve service provision.
This short report provides an update on challenges facing those with co-existing needs and calls on the government, commissioners and others to work together to improve service provision.
The Independent Commission on Mental Health and Policing, chaired by Lord Victor Adebowale was set up in September 2012 at the request of the Metropolitan Police Commissioner. The Commission’s brief was to review the work of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) with regard to people who have died or been seriously injured following police contact…
Read moreThe study investigates beliefs, attitudes and practices of 101 monolingual and multilingual therapists in their interactions with multilingual patients. Mothertongue adopted a mixed-method approach, using an on-line questionnaire with 27 closed questions which were analysed quantitatively and informed questions in interviews with one monolingual and two multilingual therapists. A principal component analysis yielded a four-factor…
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.
Read moreTurning 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.
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