Search our resources library for self help guides, patient information leaflets, mental health and wellbeing information that you may find useful.
This guideline covers identifying and managing depression in children and young people aged between 5 and 18 years. It aims to improve recognition and assessment and promote effective treatments for mild, moderate and severe depression.
The NICE quality standard for depression in children and young people sets out what high-quality care in the NHS in England should include, so that the best care can be offered to children and young people with depression using NHS services in England.
This Royal College of Psychiatrists leaflet is written for people over 65 who have depression. It covers the symptoms of depression in older adults, how it can be helped and some suggestions for further reading.
This link takes you to Department of Health website - an easy read fact sheet about detention and your rights. Detention is when you have to stay in hospital.
Information from Mind exlaining what dialectical behaviour therapy is, who it can help, what happens during therapy and how to access it.
DBT is a form of psychological therapy that is used to help people who are experiencing difficult emotions and stresses. It involves accepting that you have these thoughts and putting in place strategies to cope with them. This leaflet outlines what the therapy involves and describes the modules taught in DBT in community and inpatient children and young peoples services.
This leaflet is an introduction Dialog for patients, carers and staff. It explains what the Dialog questionnaire is and how it works.
Information about the Trust Dietetics Services. Dietitians are qualified health professionals who work alongside nurses, psychiatrists, speech and language therapists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and psychologists to support your recovery.
This leaflet explains that The Flag will be used part of clinical records. It uses information from different places across the NHS system. The flag will let staff know that patients may have Autism or Learning Disability or both. It will help staff to talk to patients and what will help them getting support from our services.
ICA provides practical support and information to people who want to make a complaint if they have not had the service they expect from the National Health Service (NHS).
