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Tweets from the @NorthNetworks Mental Health and Dementia Network team. Making connections and promoting the principles of good mental health and wellbeing.

North East and North Cumbria
Joined April 2018
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
We're delighted that our Street Triage team work with @northumbriapol has been cited as good practice in the new Mental Health Act independent review. Read the full #MHAReview report at gov.uk/government/publicatio… (the Street Triage case study is on p.185)
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
We are really proud of the work we do with @NTWNHS. It is so important that officers understand the complex needs of individuals with poor mental health. Only then can we deliver an outstanding service and avoid those in crisis from being taken into police custody.
We're delighted that our Street Triage team work with @northumbriapol has been cited as good practice in the new Mental Health Act independent review. Read the full #MHAReview report at gov.uk/government/publicatio… (the Street Triage case study is on p.185)
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
Good mental health is fundamental to be able to thrive in life. If we’re not tackling mental health problems early, then we risk failing the next generation right at the start of their lives. Find out more about our #MakeItCount campaign: mentalhealth.org.uk/campaign…
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
Suicide is complex, but we know that debt can be a risk factor. Find out how to support @mmhpi's campaign to change the language used by lenders in letters to make them less intimidating bit.ly/2Rw5a6g #DebtThreats
BREAKING: Tonight we’re launching a new campaign to bring an end to intimidating #DebtThreats letters, which are putting people in problem debt at risk of becoming suicidal. Sign our petition calling on the government to change the rules on these letters: bit.ly/2Rw5a6g
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
Each day this month we will be issuing social media messages to raise awareness surrounding mental health. Our “calendar” of posts will offer advice, guidance and sign posting information, designed to help people keep well this Christmas #TEWVChristmas tewv.nhs.uk/keeping-well-at-…
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
Post-natal PTSD: 'I relived childbirth over and over again' bbc.in/2Rk6ut4
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
New leaflets offer #perinatalmentalhealth advice for mums and their families, #mentalhealth carers and teams and more from @RCPsych bit.ly/2zkCZR2 @CamillaRosan @PPSurvivorMum @DrGilesBrum @Black2Jo @laddcar
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
"We need to make sure there is specialist, community-based support [for sexual violence & abuse victims & survivors] & CCGs need to fund it." - @JackieDP @NHSEngland
Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
We welcome new insights from @NHSDigital into young people's #mentalhealth so that suicide prevention expertise and resources can be targeted at those most at risk.
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
Our survey found almost a quarter of the older people we asked felt uncomfortable with people knowing they were depressed. Read more about our collaboration with @RCPsych on a new report into ageist mental health discrimination in the @MailOnline: dailymail.co.uk/health/artic…
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
Sam Starmer Cumbria and Pete Xeros North a Tyneside youth offending teams share their work using the trauma recovery model to help young offenders. “It is about building relationships” not targets or paperwork via enhanced case management. #cypbouncingback @NorthMHNetwork
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
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3 of our steering group members are attending the #CYPbouncingback programme today at Durham Emirates Stadium. Togther with North east professionals raising awareness and finding solutions to resilience & trauma.
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
Hearing from a parent about her challenges seeking help for her child experiencing trauma. She finally found help from @RollercoasterPS. #cypbouncingback @NorthMHNetwork
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
Comment from a parent: concern that for autistic children even going to school can be traumatic on a daily basis. All the more reason to adopt a trauma informed approach across society for young people. #cypbouncingback @NorthMHNetwork
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
Joyce Powell, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, and parent Clare Delaney-Glynn from @RollercoasterPS speak about their work on trauma informed care. “It is all about being compassionate” and “we are on the cusp of changing society.” #cypbouncingback @NorthMHNetwork
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
How can we raise awareness around adverse child experiences, such as domestic violence, that can lead to mental illness? Media campaigns with language families use, resilience in schools, training for frontline staff that @ACEnetworkNE offer. #cypbouncingback @NorthMHNetwork
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
Thank you to Wendy Burke, Director of Public Health, for her talk on resilience and how we can prevent trauma. Wider public health campaigns, drug and alcohol, sex abuse, domestic violence are some. #cypbouncingback @NorthMHNetwork
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
At our event Bouncing Back, we have started the day by listening to young people--an amazing poem and pledges they would like decision makers to make to them today. They are public speaking pros! <3 #cypbouncingback @NorthMHNetwork
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Northern England Mental Health & Dementia Network retweeted
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@NorthMHNetwork #Newcastle's peer support grps for anyone facing depression run evry Wed in #WhitleyBay 7pm @wbaybiglocal & Thurs in #Whickham #Gateshead 7pm Whickham Library peertalk.org.uk/index.php/su… Too many suffer in silence when there's another way Pls share #itsokaytotalk