Welcome to the STRENCO eLearning Hub
All the materials were co-produced within International Communities of Practice (involving students, academics, practitioners and service users from Belgium, England, Finland, Greece and Ireland) and they include five main themes:
- Co-production and collaborative working in mental health
- Co-produced Mental Health Promotion
- Working with families in co-produced ways
- Working with complex mental health care in co-produced ways
Part of the materials are translated also in other languages (Dutch, Greek and Finnish). You can find example these eLearning materials and much more under the main themes:
Co-production and collaborative working in mental health
Understanding the concept of co-production
Co-production is an emerging and evolving concept in mental health, this presentation aims to provide some background information on its application to mental health.
Service user perspective on co-production
In this presentation, service user advocate Barry Hurley offers a perspective on co-production in mental health.
Collaborative mental health working
In this presentation , Evanthia Sakellari considers the aspects of collaborative practice in mental health.
Co-production and co-design in mental health research (Part 1)
Dr Simon Malfait from the University of Gent delivers a keynote presentation for STRENCO participants on co-production in mental health research. In this first part, he explores co-design as the starting point.
Co-production and co-design in mental health research (Part 2)
The second part of Dr Simon Malfait’s keynote presentation for STRENCO participants on co-production in mental health research. In this second part, he explores the nine points for action in co-design.
Co-Produced Mental Health Promotion
Health promotion using co-production
This presentation looks at the application of co-production to mental health promotion. It provides information on the development of a novel teaching and learning strategy.
Games and mental health promotion
This podcast discusses how games can be used in mental health promotion.
Mental health promotion in the Maaklab
A case study on using gaming principles to increase knowledge and understanding of mental health promotion
Working with families in co-produced ways
In this presentation, we explore how co-produced relationships with families can be accommodated within the recovery paradigm.
Working with complex mental health care in co-produced ways
Complex mental health care: Anorexia Nervosa
An interactive work package on complex mental health care in Anorexia Nervosa.
Working collaboratively with people diagnosed with borderline personality disorder
A co-produced package on the complexities of working with Borderline Personality Disorder.
Stigma and growing through self-help
An interactive work package that explores the dimensions of self-help and how it can aid in the complex pathway to recovery,
Carolien: A Competency-based case study
Exploring the competencies used in complex care in a case study simulation.