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Introducing the Draft Mental Wellbeing Strategy for Sheffield

Introducing the Draft Mental Wellbeing Strategy for Sheffield. Authors: Mary Tidyman, Mental Health Promotion Consultant, with:- Gary McCulloch Paul Redgrave Janet Southworth. Our intention is that the draft strategy. Takes a universal and society wide approach

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Introducing the Draft Mental Wellbeing Strategy for Sheffield

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  1. Introducing the Draft Mental Wellbeing Strategy for Sheffield Authors: Mary Tidyman, Mental Health Promotion Consultant, with:- Gary McCulloch Paul Redgrave Janet Southworth

  2. Our intention is that the draft strategy • Takes a universal and society wide approach • Joins up and makes connections with and across other strategies • Proposes innovative ways of working • Adds value to what is working or known to work well • Provides an outcomes framework

  3. Mental well-being can positively affect almost every area of a person’s life -education, employment, family and relationships. It can help people achieve their potential, realise their ambitions, cope with adversity, work productively and contribute to their community and society.

  4. Social & environmental influences Social capital Inequalities Loneliness Debt Natural environment Housing Transport Sports/arts/leisure Physical/mental health Obesity Substance misuse Crime Childhood Education and work Later life Discrimination

  5. Develop an action plan to:- • 1. Promote a transformation of understanding towards mental wellbeing. • 2. Measure mental wellbeing and attitude change. • 3. Develop “best buys” – interventions where there is the largest return on investment and best evidence. • 4. Provide a compendium of evidence that supports various programmes of work across the City to make a greater contribution to mental wellbeing.

  6. …let us know what you think…. • shef-pct.mwbconsultation@nhs.net • Janet Southworth tel: 305 1073

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