Researchers at Cardiff University are about to begin work on the world’s first internet-based education treatment for patients with bipolar disorder.
Beating Bipolar project set to begin
Hutt emphasises need for educational inclusion at Hafal’s spring conference
Children, Education, Lifelong Learning and Skills Minister Jane Hutt AM has spoken of the need for “everyone with a serious mental illness to have access to the things that everyone else has.”
Hafal’s spring conference to focus on equal access to learning
Hafal, Wales’ leading charity for people with serious mental illness and their carers, will this week hold a conference in Llandrindod Wells entitled: “We Can Do It! Ensuring equal access to learning for people with a serious mental illness”.
Assembly Government Review identifies key objectives for Secure Mental Health Services
The Welsh Assembly Government’s Review of Secure Mental Health Services has identified key objectives for service improvement in Wales. The report, which sets out the strategic vision for secure mental health services with 33 recommendations and is designed as a strategy for 10 years, recommends that: