Crisis Recovery and Wellness Plans

Course fee: HCPA Full Member: Fully funded*
Associate Member: £25+VAT | ACE Member: £33+VAT | Non-member: £50+VAT 

Half day course via Zoom

Learners will have the opportunity to discuss both within breakout rooms and as part of a wider group the impact a crisis can have upon a person’s mental, emotional and physical needs, including the impact on upon “External structures” E.G. family, work, finances etc.

Learners will explore what is useful for a person in their recovery and how self-management, being responsible for their own recovery journey. Learner will consider external sources of support both formal and informal and why they are also key to becoming well and staying well.

Learners will consider the difference between a lapse in a person’s recovery and a relapse, and how individual perspectives on either can cause confusion or distress. Learners will then explore signs that could emerge across a range of domains, E.G. mental, emotional etc.

Learners will understand that wellness plans are not a plan for them to complete, they are the responsibility of the person who has mental health difficulties/in recovery. Learners will look at the 5 principles of wellness plans and consider how, through individual support, group support etc, individuals can be helped, where needed, to capture important information about their own crisis, their own recovery and what helps and hinders their continued journey.

Learning objectives:
• To understand what is meant by the term “Crisis”.
• To consider how a mental health crisis may look and feel.
• Consider what is meant by the term recovery.
• Consider the differences between personal and clinical recovery and how these interact with one another.
• Look at the importance of self-management and support networks in recovery.
• Discuss the differences between lapse and relapse and what this can mean for recovery.
• A step-by step guide to how wellness plans are completed.

*Please note: As per our T&C’s, this course carries a fee in the event of non-attendance, non-completion or late cancellation.
Bookings of more than two delegates per site may be amended to allow access to all member organisations at the discretion of HCPA.
Delegates who are late may not be admitted into the training and a cost incurred