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Digging Into the Mental Health Toolkit

My Brains Not Broken

When that happens, sometimes the best thing you can do is grit your teeth, put your head down, and dig back into your mental health toolkit to find what helps. I don’t usually like to tell people to make the most of what you have because it can sound simplistic, but mental health challenges don’t always give us a ton of options.

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Serious Illness Messaging Toolkit Launches to Help with Public Messaging

CAPC

New online messaging toolkit launched this week, helping clinicians and organizations improve messaging.

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Using podcasts for continuing professional development

Martin Webber

Toolkit to assist reflections on the Social Work Research Podcast for continuing professional development.

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Taking Pressure Off My Coping Techniques

My Brains Not Broken

Over the years, I’ve added many coping techniques and strategies to my mental health toolkit. I ignored what is one of the best parts of having a mental health toolkit – there is more than one thing that might provide relief or calm when we’re facing challenges. And that’s what I want to correct.

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Supporting delegated healthcare in the care workforce

Social Care

Additional resources, including a new toolkit, will further support this upskilling. Here's a sample toolkit created in association with Lincolnshire Care Association. When I started to work on a toolkit to help with delegation it was like dropping a pebble into a pond, each conversation led to another “what about…?”

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How I Misunderstood the Meaning of Rest

My Brains Not Broken

calms me down when I’m riddled with anxiety; and plays a vital role in my mental health toolkit. I know the benefits of rest. It improves my health (physical, mental, emotional, etc.); But here’s where I’ve been wrong in my thinking. Almost 100% of the time, I use rest as a tool.

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Comment on proposed rule to strengthen non-discrimination protections in health programs

Social Work Blog

The National Health Law Program (NHeLP) and partner organizations have created comment portals (listed below) for individuals to submit comments regarding specific populations, as well as social media toolkits for organizations to promote them. SOCIAL MEDIAL TOOLKITS. The deadline to submit comments is Monday, October 3. Disability.