Te Pou’s series of talking therapy guides for mental health and addiction staff support them to assist the growing diversity of people they work with. The guides are assisting practitioners to form effective therapeutic relationships, and adapt therapies to meet the specific needs of:
The skills and competencies required to deliver talking therapies effectively are acquired through training and maintained through clinical supervision and practice (Scottish Government, 2011).
A user-friendly guide to talking therapies for service users and family members.
A summary of best and promising practice when using talking therapies with Asian people.
A summary of best and promising practice when using talking therapies with Māori.
Summary of best and promising practices when using talking therapies with older adults.
A guide to using talking therapies effectively with Pasifika peoples.
Summary of best and promising practice when using talking therapies with people who experience problematic substance use.
A summary of best and promising practice when using talking therapies with refugees, asylum seekers and new migrants.
13 December 2016
Handover | Issue 37 - December 2016 - Talking therapies Te Pou is excited to announce the launch of the Let’s get talking toolkit. Three years in the making, the Let’s get talking toolkit is a suite of tools to support health services to deliver effective talking therapies for mental health and addiction.19 October 2016
Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui is excited to announce the launch of the Let’s get talking toolkit. Three years in the making, the Let’s get talking toolkit is a suite of tools to support primary and secondary services deliver effective talking therapies.Choose which list to add this to, or create a new one!