Co-design is both a method and a mindset, underpinned by the belief that people are experts in their own lives. This page features a range of resources that can assist those in planning or delivering co-design. The resources have been developed by TACSI in collaboration with Victorian mental health workforce and services.
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Talking about Trauma: Guide to conversations and screening for health and other service providers
Service development | Therapeutic theory & practice | Trauma informed care | 2018
Many service providers feel poorly equipped to have conversations with people they know or suspect have experienced trauma. This Blue Knot Foundation publication helps service providers to know when and how to ‘talk about trauma’ or to screen for trauma.
Consumer Perspective Supervision - A framework for supporting the consumer workforce
Consumer perspective | Service development | Workplace wellbeing & practice support | 2018
This framework is intended to guide supervisees, supervisors and organisations in undertaking strong processes to support consumer perspective supervision by outlining the specific functions, importance and benefits of consumer perspective supervision.
Co-production - Putting principles into practice in mental health contexts
Consumer perspective | Service development | 2018
This resource has been developed to inform and support understanding, planning, and implementing co-production initiatives specifically within the context of Victorian mental health services
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The Mental Health Complaints Commissioner is an independent, specialist body established under the Mental Health Act 2014 to safeguard rights, resolve complaints about Victorian public mental health services and recommend improvements.
The VMHILN is a DHHS initiative that is a community of practice that unites existing and emerging leaders from Victorian Area Mental Health Services (AMHS) from lived experience workforce, nursing, allied health and medical.
The Safewards model and associated interventions, have been highly effective in reducing conflict and containment, and increasing a sense of safety and mutual support for staff and patients. This page includes resources related to the Victorian mental health implementation.