Change Mental Health published an insights article by DBI Coordinator Shannon explaining why understanding distress matters and what happens after someone is referred to Distress Brief Intervention (DBI).
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People do not always call what they are going through distress. Some may be dealing with anxiety, grief, money problems or a relationship breakdown and feel that 'distre…
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Change Mental Health
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- Edinburgh, GB
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- 51–200 employees
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We're fighting for a future where no one faces mental illness alone. #TimeForChange Call our Advice and Support Service on 0808 8010 515.
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Change Mental Health opened a new self-management referral pathway through its Hearing Voices service in Fife, funded by The ALLIANCE's Self Management Fund.
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