PWP Best Practice Guide - Winter 2014 - UCL
Stepped care operates on the principle of offering the least intrusive most effective treatment in the first instance; patients can then be ‘stepped up’ to a more intensive treatment if required. Crucial to the effective operation of a stepped care model is the Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner (PWP) who provides care at ‘step 2’.
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