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Does CAMHS recruit for physios as well?

I can’t wait to join this amazing team❤❤❤

Music is annoying.

if anyone wakes me on perpose i lill leave immediately AMA or thinks whatever the doctor orders is what is important NOPE WHAT I THINK IS IMPORTANT autonomy oh and i wont wear one of the silly finger boxes

thats good i have miscaphonia as part of adhd i dont stay places that have beeping or ringing alarms or any music now i know they are discriminating if i hear any beeping or ringing and will not comply also no physical touch ever without asking consent touch with no consent i wont comply or consent or trust anyone in that building and leave AMA

Thank you so much for the great advice. It’s very stressful and sometimes as a parent i think that any minute i could use to help my own anxiety is a minute i should be using to help my kid .

This was spot on

This is aweful advice. Socially isolated people cant make social connections. Going online doesnt trigger the connection hormones. People cant trick themselves. Social isolation is designed to break us. People with broken minds cant control their exercise, diet or other things. People break and society gets worse. If we dont actively try to help people, crime gets out of control.

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MPEngage with Hampshire CAMHS with your eyes wide open. My daughter and I have been underserved, neglected and abused by CAMHS Basingstoke and have been recently been advised by the Parliamentary Health Service Ombudsman to take them to court using private legal representation. If anyone else reading this has had a similarly negative experience then please write, in the first instance, to the Basingstoke Gazette or seek advice from the PHSO, your local MP and inform the Care Quality commission. Good luck.

Who would want to be so called "normal", whatever that is, as, everyone is unique, accepting we are all somewhere on the spectrum of human functionality? That's the point of introducing "Accessibility" in addition to being less judgmental by "holding everyone in positive regard" like what what they used to say "never judge a book by it's cover" as there is always more to people that is immediately visible ..........

NOVEL MINDFULNESS CBT PROCEDURE FROM NEUROSCIENCE Procedure: Consistent and periodic alternation between a resting protocol (e.g. mindfulness) and the exclusive pursuit of meaningful behavior will increase motivation and positive affect (arousal and pleasure), and by making meaningful ideation more emotionally salient, will increase productive motivation and crowd out thoughts leading to anxiety and depression. Explanation: Resting elicits opioid activity, or feels pleasurable, and meaningful behavior, as defined as behavior that has branching novel and positive outcomes (writing that great novel or just making the bed) elicits dopamine activity which causes attentive arousal. The awareness of subsequent meaningful behavior while engaging in relaxation protocols such as mindfulness elicits a ‘priming’ response, namely dopamine release that enhances ongoing opioid activity, and vice versa, making meaningful behavior seem self-reinforcing or ‘autotelic’, with cognition less likely to transition to perseverative thought (worry, regret, distraction) that elicits tension or anxiety. In other words, arousal and pleasure (i.e., dopamine and opioid) systems when simultaneously activated by disparate stimuli are synergistic, and co-activate each other to be more than the affective sum of their parts. Although meditative practice reduces discursive thought or mind wandering that can lead to negative ideation or perseverative thought; it does not inhibit concurrent non-conscious awareness or anticipation of behavior or events subsequent to meditation that can in turn shape or ‘prime’ affective responses during a meditative session. A priming response, like the salivary response that precedes food or the sexual arousal that precedes intimacy, is a preparatory response that often occurs non-consciously, and changes the affective value or ‘feeling’ in the moment. Similarly, relaxing due to ‘being in the moment’ is pleasurable, but if we were told to expect ‘bad’ news or ‘good’ news in the near future, just the awareness of future events is enough to depress or elevate our feelings, but not altering in the slightest our ‘mindful’ or relaxed state. It follows that if mindfulness is paired with the awareness of subsequent positive or meaningful behavior, then rest in mindfulness will have a greater affective tone or ‘feel better’ than if such a prospect or expectancy was absent. This is perhaps why ‘savoring’, ‘loving kindness’ meditation, and ‘flow’ experiences represent highly pleasurable and arousing experiences, as they make future positive ideation contingent to obvious or subtle pleasures (due to relaxation, eating, drinking) and contrast with a lower level of pleasure during typical states of rest that generally precede a return to meaningless discursive thinking. A final note on mindfulness: Mindfulness is not a one-off procedure to fight stress or feel good, but should be viewed as a default mode of thinking that can be engaged most of the day to manage affect, motivation, and overall wellbeing. However, although the mindfulness procedure is invaluable, a distinctive mindfulness process does not exist, but rather reflects the cognitive manipulation of affective processes in resting or relaxed states, and is not an exceptional process but a normal way of acting and thinking that makes our lives exceptional. From ‘the book of rest, the odd psychology of doing nothing’ from the open source document web site scribd

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Coming from someone that suffered from severe anorexia and was hospitalized at 75 pounds multiple times I can say this approach will only work if you have a supportive family which unfortunately is not always the case.

Jesus the info graphics are scary f

I reckon we can celebrate to be different as long as those differences dont cause chaos, mental trauma, disorders, belicosity, aggressiviness, violence due to different ways of thinking, to different dogmas and beliefs, and accions and reaccions, differente understanding of what it serves and what does not serve in personal lives and in the world. But if or when those differences are the cause of trouble, making devastating effects in people lives and the planet, it is nothing to celebrate.

I work for NHS, and their solutions to my sensory problems in a new office environment due to my autism is to redeploy me, hardly inclusive.

First I need to question myself why I like to keep quiet about my psychosis disease. I believe is not only about drugs abused but traumatized too. I tend to hold on to the steering wheel so tight when driving due to a bad roll over car accident. And I also get paranoid very easy to gun shot or loud banging. Which I never like gun.

I interest .Can take my family with me?

I’m so scared I have my first assessment tomorrow

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This was very helpful

I would put the child on a green juice fast or a water fast. I would use the dog tablets that heals people with stage 4 cancer. I would look at a ketogenic diet that also cured someone with stage 4 cancer.

Service user is that a valid role. Are you really offering a service...

That's my uncle

Thank-you

Anybody here early days of being assessed with autism yet they put me onto CAT and I start soon, still ongoing assessments, is this going to be beneficial for someone with quite debilitating autism? Will I cope with this? Is it common or usual for CAT to be offered to someone who's ongoing assessments ect I'm doing this all alone and I don't know if I'm being helped in the way I need

When the time is right I will tell you exactly what I feel about this hospital

Ben you are an amazing being in the face of the world. Keep up doing the good work, saving lives.

I was really interested in Jane's comments about the philosophy of nursing "You're not an expert coming in, in a paternalistic way, telling people what the cure is or what the way is, what you're doing is your coming along and walking alongside someone to help them find their own path to recovery". Principles also laid out for doctors and making up the very core of all social work practice. What a shame the NHS isn't applying these principles to its own staff when it comes to the vaccine mandates. When there is a very limited impact on reducing transmission, I'd love to know how this ties in with the principle of proportionality?

This therapy should be tailored to people's needs and not be so rigid in time restrictions

She looks healthy! Ideal NHS material.

Bank staff getting supervision?

Thankyou for this video. i have been doing an overcoming trauma course since Feb 2021 with my MHC which i finished today and I am due to start CAT therapy very soon. I am TERRIFIED and this has helped me understand what to expect. thankyou

A very interesting and honest film. Big thank you to all the participants

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Did you know that OCD typically takes 10 years to diagnose? Which means most mental health professionals miss it, often in children and young people. Salkoskis, Oldfield and Challacombe wrote an easy to read book on OCD. They are world experts at the Maudsley. I expect most nurses in Dorset would miss OCD unless it was the washing/cleaning subtype.

I LOVE THIS!!!!

Vicki Martin!!! Awww I met you at Millview and you are so kind and caring and loving ❤

You guys are amazing have saved my life several times xx

The staff and Katy Stafford think it's ok to punish patients by giving them medication that scares them as a punishment also clayton administered the drugs