Search our resources library for self help guides, patient information leaflets, mental health and wellbeing information that you may find useful.
This booklet is for people who deliberately harm themselves and are unhappy about it. It is also for family and friends who may have difficulty understanding this behaviour. People who have experience of harming themselves have contributed to the writing of this booklet. It offers self help advice. However, anyone who self-harms should also see their GP (Family Doctor).
This links to information produced by Young Minds about self-harm. It includes information for young people about what self-harm is and what you can do about self-harm.
Information produced by NICE about their quality standard 14. This quality standard covers improving the experience of people using adult NHS mental health services. It describes high-quality care in priority areas for improvement.
Information produced by NICE about their guideline 136. This guideline covers the components of a good experience of service use. It aims to make sure that all adults using NHS mental health services have the best possible experience of care.
This leaflet has been produced by the Service Users' Forum at Walkergate Park. It includes information about what they do, who can join, and how they operate.
An information leaflet for anyone with a neurological disability and their partners, who are experiencing sexual problems from neurological change or difficulties within their relationship because of neurological change.
This leaflet has been produced by CNTW, it includes information about receiving copies of letters written by health professionals that are about yourself. It is to inform people of their rights to receiving copies of letters about them.
This leaflet has been produced by CNTW, it includes information about receiving copies of letters written by health professionals that are about yourself. It is to inform people of their rights to receiving copies of letters about them.
Patient information leaflet produced for service users during their stay at Shoredrift. It includes information about what happens when you arrive and what things you can do at Shoredrift.
Information from the Royal College of Psychiatrists for anyone who finds shyness a problem, or who suffers from a social phobia. It may also be helpful for friends or family who want to be able to understand and help.
