Zaynab + Leon + Tara + Dan + Stefanie + Yael + Hassan + Paulus + Nadia + Aaron + Yemen + stop ECT +

 

Zaynab

 

Leon

 

Tara

 

Dan – 45:46 minutes in

 

Stefanie

 

Yael

 

Hassan

 

Paulus

 

Nadia + Aaron

 

Yemen

 

Yemen – EMAIL MP

 

Number of autistic people in mental health hospitals: latest data

'Barbaric': Hundreds with learning disabilities kept locked up for years

https://www.itv.com/news/2022-11-02/barbaric-hundreds-with-learning-disabilities-kept-locked-up-for-years

Problem linked to local councils + housing? - Wendy

 

Have your say – Barnes Hospital site

 

Dispatches : hospital undercover Are they safe?

https://www.channel4.com/programmes/hospital-undercover-are-they-safe-dispatches

 

NO THEY ARE NOT

We have published the latest data set showing human rights abuse within the Mental Health system – please see below + the website for further details

 

Revealed: Housing associations urged ministers to let them increase rents

Tax Haven Money in London Real Estate

community land trust – housing affordable

 

Healthy foundations: integrating housing as part of the mental health pathway

 

community powered NHS – animation

Insane trade

 

The real Tragedy of the Commons

We can reset the paradigm

We can move away from hyper-individualised accounts of people 'out for themselves' and work on creating the societal conditions for a community led approach

including Tolworth

The story of broke

First they came for…

Thank you EHRC

A community-powered NHS: making prevention a reality

 

time for Community power act

LBRUT should follow Hartlepool’s lead?

 

Camden Health + care citizen’s assembly

LBRUT should follow Camden’s lead?

 

Achieving food security through land reform

 

A future for all of us …

 

People power – love not hate

 

Human rights

 

Learning from other countries – energy

 

NHS paying £2bn a year to private hospitals for mental health patients

We could do so much with that money – Wendy

 

open dialogue

 

Inquiry investigates deaths of 1,500 NHS mental health patients in Essex

Not just Essex? - Wendy

 

Israel

 

Where we are born into privilege, we are charged with dismantling any myth of supremacy.

Where we are born into struggle, we are charged with reclaiming our dignity, joy and liberation.”

 

Adrienne Maree Brown

 

Why solidarity matters

 

Solidarity does not assume that our struggles are the same struggles, or that our pain is the same pain, or that our hope is for the same future.

Solidarity requires commitment, and work, as well as the recognition that even if we do not have the same feelings, or the same lives, or the same bodies, we do live on common ground”

 

Sara Ahmed

 

5 steps to a Green New Deal

 

Can randomly selected citizens govern better than elected officials

 

The law in 60 seconds – legal aid for inquests video

 

Hillsborough law – duty of candour - would this help with our Freedom of information requests

 

Cannabis, ketamine and speed to be decriminalised in London by Sadiq Khan

 

Sadiq Khan’s call to introduce rent freezes in London is growing after the mayor called for the bold policy proposal once more to help Londoners

 

A shorter working week for Europe

 

Children imprisoned on remand – the stark reality of racial bias

 

Combatting Structural Racism and Classism in Psychiatry: An Interview with Helena Hansen

 

Suman Fernando’s book Institutional racism in psychiatry + clinical psychology

 

Mental Health Act reform: race and ethnic inequalities

 

How Western Psychology Can Rip Indigenous Families Apart: An Interview with Elisa Lacerda-Vandenborn

 

People deprived of liberty due to misapplication of Mental Health + Capacity Acts

 

As a result of the Bournewood case the Mental capacity act came into being

The mental capacity act

Assume capacity

Best interest

Least restrictive

People can make what others would consider unwise decisions

Supported decision making

Capacity can easily be assessed

Can someone make a decision

Can they communicate the decision (not necessarily verbally)

Can they remember the decision

-Wendy-

 

Restraint, segregation and seclusion review: progress report

Out of sight- who cares

Half of people with a learning disability and autistic people reluctant to provide feedback on care

 

The authority gap: why women still aren’t taken seriously

Women disproportionately affected by soaring Mental Health Act detentions

Pathologized Since Eve: Jessica Taylor on Women, Trauma, and “Sexy but Psycho”

 

Report Finds Monitoring of Electroshock Treatment Unsafe

New Study Finds ECT Ineffective for Reducing Suicide Risk

We can STOP ECT with lasting power of attorney

 

A straight-talking introduction to Psychiatric drugs – the truth about how they work + how to come off them – Joanna Moncrieff

Provide Tapering Strips for People Who Want to Withdraw Safely from Psychotropic Drugs

Petition by James Moore

Tapering strips

NICE Guideline Update Acknowledges Severe Antidepressant Withdrawal

Withdraw antidepressants gradually, says NICE draft guidance

 

NHS statistics show continuing rise in antidepressant prescribing

Lost Connections: Uncovering the Real Causes of Depression – and the Unexpected Solutions

How universal basic income can tackle anxiety + depression

Long-term antipsychotic use linked to breast cancer

Government review finds 10% of drugs dispensed in England are pointless

Sedated, How Modern Capitalism Created our Mental Health Crisis - James Davies +

CRACKED – why psychiatry is doing more harm than good

Coronavirus and depression in adults, Great Britain: January to March 2021

ONS

Almost 4 in 10 adults earning less than £10,000 a year experienced depressive symptom compared with around 1 in 10 earning £50,000 or more”

The data shows what we know to be true: struggling with your mental health doesn’t happen in a vacuum.

 

Why not Diagnose Social Conditions Instead of Individual Symptoms

Council of Europe Releases Report to Promote Voluntary Mental Health Treatment

The WHO Calls for Radical Change in Global Mental Health

 

Strength based approach

Emotional CPR: Heart-Centered Peer Support

Website – Emotional CPR

How do we pay for a basic income

Welsh basic income pilot has been published

In a statement from Jane Hutt, Minister for Social Justice

The pilot will be targeted at care leavers

All young people leaving care that turn 18 over a 12-month period starting this summer will be invited to participate

That is expected to be about 500 people

Participants will receive the payments for 24 months starting from the month after their 18th birthday

A £1,600 a month basic income will be paid each month

 

Extending Welsh Universal basic income pilot to heavy industrial workers

 

VOTE FOR THIS EVEN IF NOT IN WALES

 

A friend – walking for health

Thrive gardening charity

Castelnau Community Centre

Oliver Sacks

Suicide + co

Twickenham repair cafe – 3rd Saturday of each month 10:30 to 13:30

Together as one

Battersea Befriending Network

Ways to save money on bills

A life more wild

Ricky Reel