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Mental health and persistent pain
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As part of our Q funded work the Physiotherapy Pain Association in partnership with the Health Innovation Network AHSN South London invite Q members to a free Psychologically Informed Physiotherapist Practice shared learning event on Thursday 5 March 2020 at Coin Street Conference Centre Coin Street Conference Centre, 108 Stamford Street, London,…Read more
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Connecting Q locally: open call for funding applications
We are delighted to be able to offer a new funding programme to Q groups and partner organisations to enable connecting in your local or thematic area. Open for applications until 12.00pm, Tuesday 28 January 2020, Q members who are part of online groups (including regional and Special…Read more
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Sarah Khoo posted an update 4 months, 1 week ago
Hi everyone,
If you’ve not yet seen, last week the Q Lab and Mind published two new practical outputs on improving care across mental health and persistent back and neck pain services. Building on the challenges and opportunities outlined in essays earlier this year (…Read more
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Amy Louise Mackay Willshire posted an update 4 months, 1 week ago
Hello Tracy and all. I am a dramatherapist working in East London. I have a particular interest in working with teenagers and families. Many of my clients are affected by substance dependence an persistent pain is sometimes a part of the picture.
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About this group
This group is for people interested in mental health and persistent pain.
It was created as part of the Q Lab’s project, in partnership with Mind, focusing on the experiences of people living with both mental health problems and persistent back and neck pain, and how care can be designed to best meet their health and wellbeing needs.
Those involved in the project as Lab participants are invited to join, as well as Q members who may have an interest or expertise in the topic area more broadly.
This group is a space to connect with others and we hope it will be a place for open conversations and discussions on this topic.
Please note this is a public group (anyone can see the discussions, although people will need to log in or create an account to post to the group).
This group is convened by Jo Scott
