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Representing a Client with a Mental Illness

Representing a Client with a Mental Illness

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Description

According to statistics from MIND around 300 people out of every 1000 will experience some mental health problems every year in the UK and over 10% of these people will be diagnosed with having a mental health problem.

Yet, despite this statistic, leading campaigns, such as Time to Change show that for many their problems are worsened by the lack of understanding, stigma and discrimination that they experience from society.

Topics considered include:

The main types of mental illness
The main treatments and medication available
The underpinning legislation and codes relating to mental health
Practical tips such as engaging with the client

Consideration of the question of capacity
Best interests
Duty of confidentiality and disclosure

What you'll learn

On completion of this course you will have a greater understanding of the topics detailed above

Requirements

Watch 1 hour recorded webinar
This course provides one CPD point

Who is the target audience?

Practitioners

Course Content

Recorded Webinars

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Webinar

01:02:50

Webinar, written and recorded by Steph Barber, worth 1 cpd point

Documentation

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5 Pages

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Instructor

Datalaw Team

Datalaw Team

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Reviews

Adam Marley 6 years ago

Obinna Baranta 7 years ago

Good considering constraints.

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