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OR AS INDIVIDUAL PAGES This will let staff at
your unit know what is important to you. Use it to tell them stuff about you
that you think they will need to know to understand you and to look after you
well.
These are questions that
will give you more information about the ward you are on.
Why do I have to be in
hospital and why do I have to have treatment?
Planning for how to keep
yourself safe when you are on your own.
How to make the most of
your meetings. You can use this tool to communicate what you want to be
discussed at any of your meetings
Everyone must have a care or a treatment plan. If you don’t know what is in yours or you want more details about it then using this tool will help you to find out.
Use this form to work out
and explain to others what you disagree with and why, and what you will and
will not agree to with your care and treatment
Sometimes things may get
worse before they get better. You can use this tool to plan for how you want to
be treated if you start feeling worse or become unable to clearly express what
you want.
Complaining can seem a
scary business. This tool will guide you through it and help make it an easier
and less daunting experience.
Use this form to appeal
against being detained under the Mental Health Act.
You will leave your unit at some point. This tool is for helping you to think about what you would like to happen when you leave and for creating your own plan for before and after you are discharged.
COMING SOON: The FULL VERSION of our complete HEADSPACE TOOLKIT BOOKLET will be available in PDF format. | ![]() |
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