The training scheme has been described as “Oliver’s legacy”
Source: ‘He would be so proud’: Mum’s breakthrough on autism training after teenager’s death – Bristol Live
The training scheme has been described as “Oliver’s legacy”
Source: ‘He would be so proud’: Mum’s breakthrough on autism training after teenager’s death – Bristol Live
Most mental health service-users are still deeply divided about identifying with the social model of disability, but still favour moving away from the medicalised attitude of professionals and towards a more “social” approach, according to a new report. The user-led research aimed to investigate how a more “social” approach to thinking about mental distress could be developed, in the face of the traditional medical model that dominates the views of both the public and professionals. Most of the service-users interviewed for the report said they believe that the medical model approach leads to an “over-emphasis on drug treatments”, and is “stigmatising and damaging”. Although the government has pledged to secure “parity of esteem” for mental health with physical healthcare, there is concern at a growing crisis in services, an increasing use of compulsory treatment, a large number of service-users in prison, a low number with jobs, and “continuing high levels of suicide and self-harm”,
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