Carers and families

• Family Liaison
  Families and carers are important to us. We know that family members and friends are often affected when there are mental health issues in the family. They also have an important part to play in supporting a person who has been admitted to the ward. Where they are closely involved they may have needs of their own for information and support; this may include the needs of children. Somerset Partnership
  File format: PDF File 477.5 KB
• Family Liaison Service Overview
  An overview of the Family Liaison Service -Somerset Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
  File format: PDF File 232.9 KB
• Checklist for Carers in Community Settings
  Good Practice Checklist for Carers in Community Settings in Avon and Wiltshire.
  File format: PDF File 114.9 KB
• Good Practice Checklist for Carers in Inpatient settings
  Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust
  File format: PDF File 118.7 KB
• Partnerships with Carers and Families - Good Practice
  Strategy to Enhance Working Partnerships with Carers and Families. This strategy outlined the Trusts commitment to a three-way partnership between service users, carers and trust staff and involving families and carers and trust staff and involving families and carers in service delivery whereever possible
  File format: PDF File 63.8 KB
• Confidentiality and Information Sharing
  Good Practice Guide: Confidentiality and Information Sharing with Friends, Relatives and Carers
  File format: PDF File 43.3 KB
• Carrying out an Assessment of a Carer's Needs
  Good Practice Guide - Carrying out an Assessment of a Carer’s Needs
  File format: PDF File 231.0 KB
• Working in Partnership with Friends, Relatives and Carers
  Good Practice Guide - Working in Partnership with Friends, Relatives and Carers
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• Completing the Triangle of Care Self Assessment Tool
  Guidance Notes for Completing the Triangle of Care Self-Assessment Tool. The Triangle of Care self-assessment tool enables mental health providers to assess their services on a ward by ward or team by team basis.
  File format: MS Word Document 101.0 KB
• Helping Someone who has Problems with Alcohol
  Alcohol is one of the most commonly used drugs in our society. It is legal and a depressant, impacting on the brain to affect mood, emotion, co-ordination, reaction times and our ability to assess situations.
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