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What is Mental Health?
Mental Health covers a range
of problems.

Most of us will,
at some stage in our lives, experience stressful situations that can make us
very depressed or agitated. We
see it as a normal part of life, but for others these feelings can become a real
problem, affecting the ability to carry on with life
in a “normal” manner. This could be triggered by some unforeseen event; however there are some people that develop mental
ill health for no apparent reason. It is often hard to know which
way to turn, and who to ask for help!
The solution is not always
medication. By using a prescribed stepped approach professionals are able to
determine the correct Level Interventions that should be implemented, speeding
the recovery process of the individual.
Other Sources of self help and other useful information
are:
What we know works LEVEL 1 INFO
What we know works LEVEL 2 INFO
What we know works LEVEL 3 INFO
What we know works LEVEL 4 INFO
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Professionals and Individuals can find useful information
on Depression, Stress and Anxiety, by following the links below.
www.rcpsych.ac.uk
(Patient Information - some of which is translated.
http://bluepages.anu.edu.au (Patient Information - Relating to Depression.
www.depressionalliance.org (Information and resources on Depression.
www.mind.org.uk
(Various areas of Patient Information and downloadable leaflets, some of which
are translated)
www.soundshealthy.nhs.uk (Here users can find self-help books on Stress and
Anxiety, printed in many Languages. Some material can be downloaded, printed or
burnt onto CD and listened to in your mother tongue)
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