Strategies to Improve Mental Health and Well-being in Communities
Mental health training for health visitors, parental programs, anti-bullying initiatives, and early identification of individuals at risk are crucial for addressing the burden of mental disorders. Supporting individuals with mental health difficulties in various settings, such as the workplace, and implementing interventions for long-term conditions play vital roles. Task sharing and capacity building are highlighted as effective approaches to tackling mental health challenges, reducing inequalities, and promoting overall well-being in society.
Strategies to Improve Mental Health and Well-being in Communities
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Mental Health Training for Health Visitors Mental disorders account for 21% of the UK disease burden Global Burden of Disease Collaborative Network Parenting Programmes Anti-bullying programmes and mentoring in schools Identifying adults at risk of poor mental health early and providing them with psychosocial support (remote or face-to-face) Supporting those with mental health difficulties in the workplace Interventions for people living with Long Term Conditions
Task sharing (capacity building) Mental health is now recognised as one of the great health challenges of our generation. Mental health in all policies We can reduce mental health problems across our communities. We can reduce mental health inequalities within our communities. Psycho-social community support Empowering individuals and reducing stigma This can be achieved through progressive public policies alongside investing in effective prevention programmes and empowering individuals. Mental Health Foundation, Tackling social inequalities to reduce mental health This will reduce the burden on our healthcare system, our social care system, improve our economy, and improve our society. problems, 2020
