Orientation to co-produced complex care
- Orientate to the phenomenon of co-produced complex care in mental health
- Give interactive materials about complex care: cases Anorexia and Borderline personality disorder
- Increase awareness of stigma and its impact on a person
- Introduce the possibilities of virtual reality within mental health field and the basis of privacy protection
How to work with complex needs?
The word “complex” is to describe the nature of the mental health disorders people live with. Mental health disorders are very severe, there are also challenges with treating them, and other factors often further complicate their mental health disorders. Here are two examples, which are often called as complex.
Click on the picture below to learn more about ‘Anorexia Nervosa ‘.
Anorexia Nervosa: interactive work package
Click on the presentation below to learn more about ‘Working collaboratively with people diagnosed with borderline personality disorder ‘.
Stigma
In the context of serious mental health problems and the experiences of those with complex needs, stigma is a significant factor. Those experiencing mental health problems often experience discrimination and exclusion, as a consequence of stigma. The capacity for self-help is a major asset in the person’s ability to overcome stigma, and it is an integral element in the processes of recovery and co-produced relationships. Click on the picture below to learn more about ‘Stigma’.
Stigma: interactive workpackage
Competency-based case study
Now it is time to practise. Here you can find Carolien´s case.
Competency-based Case study/Simulation
To access Case Carolien in other languages click the following links:
Finland
Greece