Enjoy good food, take part in art or music workshops, relax at a meditation session and connect with people and services who can support your mental health.
Taking place from 10am to 4pm on:
With representatives from the Trust, Sport in Mind, Music for Good, Pentreath, Cornwall Mind, Veterans Service, Chaos and Cornwall Pride and many more.
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We are changing the way that we plan and deliver care here at the Trust.
Following new guidance from NHS England, we are moving away from the Care Programme Approach and adopting a more person-centred method of care planning for every adult accessing community-based mental health care.
From 5 February 2024, we will begin a phased approach to a new way of working.
Our aim is to co-produce a holistic personalised care and support plan with every individual. We will provide a named key worker as a point of contact and support if someone's needs change.
The new care planning approach, called Dialog+, makes it much easier to co-produce a personalised care and support plan.
Dialog+ is a model which makes routine meetings more therapeutically affective.
It helps to create a care plan that is personalised to the individual. Dialog+ was designed, evaluated, and implemented with patients. It helps a person use their own words to plan and plot the route to their recovery.
Conversations focus on giving a score of 1 to 7 across 11 areas or ‘domains’ relating to your life.
The care professional then uses these scores to have a focused discussion around 3 of these areas. Through this conversation, the professional works together with an individual to create a care plan.
Dialog+ is evidenced to improve quality of life for people over a 12-month period.
If you are new to the team, we will:
If the team currently supports you, you will have a care plan and a care coordinator. It is likely that you will have a care plan review within a 6-month period.
At your next review meeting, we will talk to you about the changes to the care planning process. We will explain what this means for you. The team will discuss with you who is the person best placed to be your key worker. In some cases, this will still be your current care coordinator.
As part of our community mental health transformation programme, we are keen to involve those people who have their own personal experience of mental health issues to use these experiences to:
We have many different roles within the Trust for people who have personal or lived experience. We have put together a film to help better explain about these roles and the support you can expect.
Join your community mental health services video appointment.