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COVID-19 Causes More Sadness & Worry: World Health Organization Urges Mental Health Support #COVID19pandemic #depressionandanxiety #mentalhealthcrisis #mentalhealthsupport #WorldHealthOrganization

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Addressing The Employee Mental Health Crisis

This blog talks about how employers can address workplace mental health crisis and key challenges employees’ face today that needs to be acknowledged.

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[thecpdiary]

Challenges in Global Mental Health

In a world that is changed, my blog continues to describe, and spell out the challenges. Through my writing, I give the reader the facts, in an open, honest and transparent way.

Mental health is a critical aspect of our well-being and it’s important each of us give it the attention and support it deserves.

Why it matters?

Mental health challenges affects each of us, regardless of age, gender, or background. The stigma that surrounds these issues, mental health, can leave us feeling isolated and hesitant to speak out, or seek help. But mental health matters across the globe. Everyone deserves access to the care and support they need.

Break the silence on Mental Health

We should all be on a mission to break the silence, shatter the stigma, and create a world where mental health is a priority and it's normal to talk about it. We can all make a real difference.

Topics that affect mental health

Politics affects mental health, it's affecting my mental health. It's why I write about it. Although reading the facts, can make for uncomfortable reading, it gives us the ammunition to come through the other end, better for it.

The truth

The truth sets you free when you begin to realise you have choices, choices to think differently, to find ways to challenge, to let go of what you can and what you can't change.

I write from a universal perspective. The universal perspective is a creative, objective, systematic approach to solving problems. My blog is problem solving.

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AmeriCorps: 30 Years of Impactful Service

  Remembering 9/11 Through Service

AmeriCorps CEO Joins National Day of Service in Washington, DC AmeriCorps, the national service organization dedicated to addressing critical needs across the United States, marked a momentous September this year. Led by CEO Michael D. Smith, AmeriCorps engaged in a series of impactful events, paying tribute to the 9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance and celebrating its 30th anniversary.   A Day of Unity and Giving Back On Monday, September 11, Michael D. Smith stood shoulder to shoulder with members of AmeriCorps and Ambassador Katherine Tai, the U.S. Trade Representative, in Washington, D.C. The occasion was the September 11 National Day of Service and Remembrance. Together with the 9/11 Day Organization, AmeriCorps volunteers engaged in meal-packing efforts in 18 cities across the nation, collectively providing 6.5 million meal packs for those in need. “Our lives have been shaped by how we, as a country, came together to respond in the wake of 9/11,” said Michael D. Smith, CEO of AmeriCorps. “Through a spirit of unity and an enduring commitment to our most cherished values, 9/11 Day of Service provides Americans an opportunity to reflect, remember, and act, knowing we're unstoppable when we stand together.”  

Addressing the Youth Mental Health Crisis

AmeriCorps CEO Engages in Roundtable Discussion On Monday, September 18, Michael D. Smith journeyed to New York for a significant roundtable event hosted by the Clinton Global Initiative. This gathering focused on the pressing mental health crisis affecting youth across the nation, particularly in minority and rural communities. Leading thinkers and influencers came together to deliberate on strategies to address these challenges.   A Grand Celebration at Yankee Stadium Later that same evening, Smith was the guest of honor at Yankee Stadium, where the New York Yankees, a proud AmeriCorps partner, celebrated the organization's 30th anniversary in style. The event paid tribute to Street Lab, which was recognized by the Yankees earlier this year.  

Advocating for Workforce Development

AmeriCorps CEO at the Congressional Black Caucus Legislative Conference On Saturday, September 23, Michael D. Smith attended the Congressional Black Caucus Legislative Conference, where he met with members of the African American Mayors Association. The discussions revolved around workforce development partnerships and included county officials, labor leaders, and philanthropic figures from across the nation, spanning from Long Beach to Little Rock. “We had a great discussion on workforce development partnerships with the African American Mayors Association, county officials, and labor and philanthropic leaders from across the nation – from Long Beach to Little Rock,” Smith commented following the event. In September, AmeriCorps not only remembered the tragic events of 9/11 through service but also looked forward, addressing critical issues and celebrating three decades of impactful service to the nation. As AmeriCorps continues its mission to strengthen communities and tackle pressing challenges, its commitment to unity and service remains steadfast.   Sources: THX News & AmeriCorps. Read the full article

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How To Respond To A Mental Health Crisis

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Initiatives to Support Employee Mental Health and Well-being

This blog talks about how employers can address workplace mental health crisis and key challenges employees’ face today that needs to be acknowledged.

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Mental Health Crisis: COVID-19 Causes More Depression and Anxiety, Says WHO Study #COVID19pandemic #depressionandanxiety #mentalhealthcrisis #mentalhealthsupport #WorldHealthOrganizationstudy

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Initiatives to Support Employee Mental Health and Well-being

This blog talks about how employers can address workplace mental health crisis and key challenges employees’ face today that needs to be acknowledged.

#MentalHealthCrisis #WorkplaceMentalHealthCrisis #HRSolutions #HROutsourcing #EHRS #MentalWellBeing #AddressingMentalHealth #HRServices #ExelaHRSolutions #MentalHealth #HumanResourcesServices

[thecpdiary]

Keep Your Head Above Water

There is still a mental health crisis out there. Having a website gives me somewhere to write and work on my mental health, but away from my writing, since my twin passed, I am just about keeping my head above water and making little progress. It is important to keep your head above water.

Catching Covid

I caught Covid last year in December a couple of weeks before she died, so couldn’t physically say my goodbyes. There isn’t a day go by where that doesn’t sit with me.

I miss her. We both struggled with our emotions but differently to each other. But like everyone, emotions have to go somewhere. Mental health thrives when you're comfortable in your own skin.

Ruminating

I remember a conversation before my twin died where she said she forgot to ‘tap into her.' With autism I spend a lot of my time in my own company, in my own head. That helps me get to grips with me.

I still ruminate because life with autism has just got a whole lot scarier. I still go around the houses.

Knowing about mental health

I wish I had have known years ago what I know about mental health now. When it comes to our loved ones, I am sure we all wish we'd said more, perhaps done things differently. I think we both think that now. I've learned a lot since my twin's death. I'm making little progress moving forward, because I am still trying to adapt in a pandemic.

As I continue to write, I have a sense of knowing Sheila's with me. She sees everything I write in 360 degrees. She knows what I know. She's more than aware now and she's okay with it all. Tucked away in spirit, Sheila's a spiritual angel... we're on the same page now. We both have a sixth sense.

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Transforming Mental Health Response: Right Care, Right Person

  Joint Efforts to Improve Mental Health Response

In a groundbreaking move, health and policing partners across England have signed a new national agreement aimed at providing more effective and appropriate care for individuals experiencing mental health crises. This collaborative approach seeks to free up valuable police time and ensure that those in crisis receive treatment from professionals equipped with the relevant skills and experience.   Ending Inappropriate Police Involvement Under the newly forged National Partnership Agreement, local health partners and police forces will join forces to develop joint plans that prioritize the right care and appropriate response for mental health incidents. The objective is to eliminate unnecessary police involvement in situations where no crime is being committed, or there is no immediate threat to safety. Instead, the focus will be on providing swift and targeted care through the most suitable healthcare agencies.   Timely Handovers and Tailored Implementation The agreement also emphasizes the importance of efficient handovers between police officers and healthcare providers when individuals in mental health crises are taken to a health setting under the Mental Health Act. Local partners will work towards ensuring these handovers occur within one hour, ensuring smoother transitions and a more patient-centric approach. The plans and timelines for implementation will be tailored to meet the needs of each community, taking into account the resources available in each locality.  

A Proven Success Story: Right Care, Right Person

The National Partnership Agreement draws inspiration from the success of the Right Care, Right Person (RCRP) initiative, pioneered by Humberside Police and the NHS in 2019. This innovative program has facilitated a streamlined process in police control rooms, enabling quick identification of the most appropriate agency to respond to emergency calls related to mental health crises.   Localized Solutions for Optimal Care Local partners will collaboratively decide on the best health-based approach when police involvement is not warranted, following the new agreement. One such example is Humberside, where a dedicated response vehicle staffed by mental health professionals has been attending calls and providing support alongside other community-based mental health services. This tailored approach ensures individuals receive the most suitable care for their specific needs.   Unlocking Police Time and Enhancing Community Safety The impact of the Right Care, Right Person initiative on Humberside Police has been nothing short of remarkable. On average, the force has saved a staggering 1,441 officer hours every month, culminating in a total saving of 46,114 officer hours between May 2020 and December 2022. Extrapolating these time savings across all police forces in England could potentially free up to 1 million hours of police officer time per year. This newfound time will enable the police to concentrate more on combating crime and ensuring community safety.  

Ministers Applaud the Agreement's Potential

Policing Minister Chris Philp and Minister for Mental Health Maria Caulfield have praised the landmark agreement for its potential to transform mental health crisis response. Chris Philp highlighted the agreement's positive impact on police officers' ability to focus on crime prevention and investigation, while Maria Caulfield emphasized the importance of providing the best possible emergency response for individuals in mental health crises.  

Commitment to Better Mental Health Services

The National Partnership Agreement, endorsed by key stakeholders such as the Home Office, Department of Health and Social Care, National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC), NHS England, the College of Policing, and The Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC), signifies a firm commitment to the Right Care, Right Person approach. The agreement underscores the crucial role that people with mental health issues play in the community and acknowledges that the police are not always the most appropriate agency to respond to mental health incidents.  

Growing Investment in Mental Health Services

Recognizing the significance of mental health support, the UK government is investing an additional £2.3 billion annually into mental health services by 2024. This funding will dedicate a substantial portion to community mental health services for individuals with serious mental illnesses. The investment aims to bolster mental health crisis phone lines, expand mental health services, and grow the mental health workforce.   Expanding Alternatives to A&E for Mental Health Crises Efforts to provide better mental health services are underway, with every area in the country investing in alternatives to emergency departments and hospitals for mental health crises. A £60 million investment supports initiatives like crisis cafes, safe havens, and crisis houses, with additional funding set for specialized mental health ambulances' construction nationwide.  

A Collaborative Approach for Better Care

NHS England's National Mental Health Director, Claire Murdoch, emphasized the importance of collaborative work between health services and police forces to ensure individuals experiencing mental health crises receive the most appropriate care promptly. The National Partnership Agreement encourages local areas to develop protocols that align with the needs of their communities, with a focus on patient views and resource assessments.  

A Comprehensive Toolkit for Effective Implementation

To ensure a smooth rollout of the Right Care, Right Person principles across England, the NPCC and College of Policing have developed a national toolkit. This comprehensive resource provides support for local implementation, including guidance on decision-making for police response thresholds, partnership collaboration, and training requirements.   An Encouraging Step Towards Improved Mental Health Services Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend, the APCC Mental Health lead, expressed support for the National Partnership Agreement, considering it a vital step towards providing vulnerable individuals with the right care from the right professionals. She pledged her commitment, along with other PCC colleagues, to work closely with chief constables and local partners to ensure successful implementation.   Strengthening the Interface within the Urgent Mental Health Pathway In addition to the National Partnership Agreement, NHS England is working on co-producing guidance with multi-agency professionals and individuals with lived experience of mental health problems. This guidance aims to strengthen the interface between different agencies within the urgent mental health pathway, further improving the quality of care provided to those in crisis.   Sources: THX News, Home Office, Department of Health and Social Care, NHS England, College of Policing, Maria Caulfield MP, & The Rt Hon Chris Philp MP. Read the full article

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Saluting Our Newly Minted Senior and Master Chiefs: A Heartfelt Congrats and a Call to Action

Saluting our newly ranked Senior and Master Chiefs! Let's celebrate their achievement, address our Navy's mental health crisis, and pledge to be the change we need. #USNavy #MentalHealthCrisis

Today is a day of immense pride and joy as we celebrate our brethren who have ascended to the esteemed ranks of Senior and Master Chief. Our hearts are filled with warmth, and our spirits with admiration for your dedication, perseverance, and unwavering commitment to our beloved U.S. Navy. Being advanced to these honorable ranks is a testament to your resilience, leadership, and unwavering…

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