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Reach out. - University of Exeter

1 David Richards and Mark Whyte 2011, 3rd editionReach out. National Programme Student Materials to Support the Delivery of Training for Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners Delivering Low Intensity InterventionsDavid Richards and Mark Whyte3rd edition2 David Richards and Mark Whyte 2011, 3rd editionThis publication was commissioned by the National IAPT Programme to support training courses for practitioners delivering LI interventions. It is therefore recommended for use by those courses to facilitate consistent and high quality standards across England. Preface 4 Foreword 6 A note on terminology 6 Introduction 7 The low-intensity clinical method 7 Information gathering 9 Questioning skills 10 Collecting routine outcome measures 12I1 Example interview schedule: 13initial information gatheringSummarising the information gathered 15 Informati

Inequality, Promoting Recovery, Promoting Safety and Positive Risk Taking are some of the Shared Capabilities, as is Making a Difference, which highlights the importance of evidence and values based practice. All professional bodies, employers and training courses were asked to implement the 10ESC, which has happened to a variable degree.

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