Creating and Inspiring Hope (Recovery)
This Recovery training programme was originally developed specifically for Support, Time and Recovery [STR] Workers. It soon became apparent that the training should be considered essential not only for STR Workers, but for all those working in mental health services.
This view was reinforced further by the development of the Ten Essential Shared Capabilities [ESC] for Mental Health Practice. The 10 ESC provide the foundation for all mental health practice and everyone who works in mental health services is expected to develop each of these capabilities. The ESC are both values and evidence based and Promoting Recovery is one of them. The ESC learning materials have been designed in order to support this process.
This Recovery training programme is underpinned by the 10 ESC, and builds on the 10 ESC Learning Pack for mental health practice. It is also linked to the National Occupational Standard competency in Recovery, MH94: “Enable people to recover from distressing mental health experiences”.
This programme was developed by trainers and people who have used mental health services. The training consists of a two-day induction programme which may include 4 modules as part of a recovery induction training programme:
Introducing and Exploring Recovery
Recovery – Rediscovering Ourselves
Communication – The Essential Tool for Empowerment
WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Planning)
Prior to accessing these materials we would ask you to complete the following brief registration form:
Acknowledgements
John Allcock, Associate Director, NIMHE National Workforce Programme
Piers Allott, Fellow for Recovery, NIMHE East Midlands
Ian Baguley, Associate Director, NIMHE National Workforce Programme; Director, Centre for Clinical & Academic Workforce Innovation (CCAWI), University of Lincoln
Karen Colligan, Sefton Recovery Group
Vanessa Crockford, Derbyshire Mental Health Services NHS Trust
Alison James, NIMHE National Workforce Programme
Peter Lindley, Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health