Catch up on our live broadcast series

In Conversation: building psychological resilience across health, social care and our
communities.

We have all felt the impact of Covid-19. It has had a damaging effect on us physically and mentally, on our sense of ourselves, our ability to cope, on our relationships, our communities, on the economy and global partnership. However, some groups of people have felt the impact much more than others and may now find themselves particularly at risk.

People and the communities around them are extremely resilient. The majority of mental health support is provided by the communities we live in. In this series, we explore some ways in which psychological practitioners have worked with local community groups or individuals at risk, to harness strengths and co-produce solutions to some of their emotional and practical challenges.

The events were hosted on Microsoft Teams.

Watch back here:

• Working with faith
• Project Future – co-produced youth-led solutions to social exclusion, marginalisation and serious youth violence
• Impact on troubled teenagers of “DISCOVER”, delivered in schools and clinic
• Thriving Stockwell
• Restorative Practice – Telling stories that heal after harm
• Cues-Ed
• Early Implementation of Community Mental Health Integration in Somerset
• Working with people at risk of honour violence
• Enabling Resilient Parents
• Young Black Men's Health
• Working effectively with social care
  
• Mummies Republic Destigmatising Mental Health for Mums on the margins
• IAPT needs to change to support BAME people
• Working with Hoarding across Agencies: the fire station hoarding group
• Patient and Carer Race Equality Framework (PCREF)
• Early Interventions to Prevent Psychosis
• Using community psychology as a framework to influence systems for excluded young people
• Chronic Pain and Gardening for Health
• Psychological Resilience and Homelessness

For more information on the broadcasts, please email communications@slam.nhs.uk.