Making Recovery Real
Making Recovery Real
1. Making Recovery Real Talks To - NHS Tayside Public Health Team
1. Making Recovery Real Talks To - NHS Tayside Public Health Team
1. Making Recovery Real Talks To - NHS Tayside Public Health Team
Tuesday 15th December 2020
NHS Tayside's Public Health team discusses mental health, suicide prevention, and the importance of lived experience in Dundee.
28 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Barriers: NHS Tayside's Approach to Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
I suppose how I would think of it is that we're all just people. And you know you could be the person that can help that person, whether it's somebody walking down the street that you don't know or a good friend.
Ever wondered how public health teams tackle mental health and suicide prevention? In this episode, Michelle sits down with members of NHS Tayside's Public Health Department, including Public Health Doctor Jane Bray, Project Coordinator Colin MacDougal, and Laura Henderson and Rhian Fergusson from the Health Promotions team. They dive into what public health really means and its crucial role in Dundee's mental health landscape.
You'll hear about the importance of using local and research evidence to shape suicide prevention strategies and how the pandemic has impacted mental wellbeing. The team also stresses the need to work closely with people who have lived experience and the importance of challenging the stigma surrounding mental health in Dundee. Plus, you'll get the lowdown on various courses and training available to support mental health and prevent suicide.
By the end of this episode, you'll feel more informed about the efforts being made to improve mental health in Dundee and inspired to make a difference in your own community.