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listenup!Case Study 8 | 117The Zone – Holistic Service TreeCounsellingCARECO-ORDINATIONNeedsassessmentAdvocacyBenefitsAccess totherapeutic inputAccess to groupworkDevelopingsupportnetworksChallengingstigmaZone mentalhealth policydevelopmentResearchCAPACITYBUILDINGPartnership workwith externalagenciesSelf trainingStaff supervision(Clinical; peer;external)HOLISTIC APPROACHSTRATEGICWORKEarly interventioninto psychosisnational steeringgroupDepartment of Healthpersonality disorderpilot projectPrimaryCare TrustSelf-harmconsultationDual DiagnosisPathway SteeringGroupThe Zone project provide young people-focusedservices specifically designed to support a rangeof mental health problems which include IceBreakYoung people presenting with psychosis,personality disorders or other mental health,emotional and behavioural difficultiesFunding from theDepartment of Health
listenup!118 | BibliographyBibliographyCabinet Office, Office of the Third Sector (2006) Partnership in Public Services: An action plan for third sectorinvolvement. London: Cabinet Office.(Available from: www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/third_sector/public_service_delivery/)Cabinet Office, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (2005) Transitions: Young adults with complex needs.A <strong>Social</strong> Exclusion Unit final report. London: Cabinet Office.(Available from: http://archive.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/seu/)Charities Evaluation Services (2002) First steps in monitoring and evaluation. London: CES.(Available from: www.ces-vol.org.uk)Charities Evaluation Services (2006) Using an outcomes approach in the voluntary and community sector:A briefing for funders, commissioners and policy makers on the National Outcomes Programme. London: CES.(Available from: www.ces-vol.org.uk)Children’s Commissioner for England (2007) ‘Pushed into the Shadows’: Young people’s experience ofadult mental health facilities. (Available from: www.childrenscommissioner.org/adult/ccnews/index.cfm?id=1953&newsid=54 (Accessed 18 June 2007))Commission for Health Improvement (2003) Transition of care between CAMHS and adult services.(Available from: www.chi.nhs.uk/Ratings/Trust/Indicator/indicatorDescriptionFull.asp?indicatorId=3555(Accessed 20 June 2007))Community Sector Partnership for Children and Young People (2006a) Community Involvement in Children’sTrusts – Unlock your potential. London: National Council for Voluntary Youth Services.Community Sector Partnership for Children and Young People (2006b) Talking Trusts: Recommendations forchildren’s trusts working with voluntary and community sector organisations. London: National Council forVoluntary Youth Services.Department of Health (2001) Mental Health Policy Implementation Guide. London: DH.(Available from: www.dh.gov.uk)Department of Health and Department for Education and Skills and Department of Health (2004) NationalService Framework for Children, Young People and Maternity Services: The mental health and psychologicalwellbeing of children and young people. London: DH. (Available from: www.dh.gov.uk)Kennedy, A. (2004) Getting Sorted Not Screwed <strong>Up</strong>: A review of the first three years. Aberdeen: AberdeenFoyer and Celtic Health Connection.Kim-Cohen, J., Caspi, A., Moffitt, T.E., Harrington, H., Milne, B.J. and Poulton, R. (2003) ‘Prior juvenile diagnosesin adults with mental disorder – Developmental follow-back of a prospective longitudinal cohort’. Archives ofGeneral Psychiatry.60, 709-717.
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