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About Research
Health and social care research helps us learn about why we become ill and what we can do to stay well. It advances our knowledge so that we can find new treatments, change the way we deliver care, prevent illness and improve the environment, health and wellbeing of local populations.
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About Us
i-access is a drug and alcohol service run in partnership with WDP that offers advice, information and support to people in Surrey who want help with problematic drug and/or alcohol use.
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Psychiatric Liaison
Psychiatric Liaison teams work in general hospitals, for example in the emergency department or in-patient wards.
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/our-services/mental-health/psychiatric-liaison
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What's my name
What's my name is a poem by a person with lived experience of mental ill-health which was written during their recovery journey
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/our-services/mental-health/recovery-college/stories/creativity/my-name
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Trauma-Informed Training
Co-produced training courses in Trauma-Informed ways of working for people in Surrey & NE Hampshire
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University of Surrey Undergraduate Placements
University of Surrey students can gain experience within our mental health services by completing a 30 week placement
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Work experience
Information for students in years 10, 11, 12 or 13 who live in Surrey
https://www.mentalhealthcareers.co.uk/our-professions/volunteers-and-students/work-experience
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How to use the framework and toolkit
A co-produced framework to support Trauma-Informed ways of working in your organisations
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Leave a Legacy or gift in your will
Leaving a legacy is a wonderful way to give back perhaps to acknowledge the treatment or care that you or a loved one received.
https://www.sabp.nhs.uk/aboutus/our-charity/legacy-or-gift-your-will
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About us
Our core purpose is to work with people and lead communities in improving their mental and physical health and wellbeing for a better life; through delivering excellent and responsive prevention, diagnosis, early intervention, treatment and care.
