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Search our resources library for self help guides, patient information leaflets, mental health and wellbeing information that you may find useful.
This leaflet provides information about Gateshead/Newcastle Homeless Service provides an assessment and treatment service for people who are homeless or who are living in insecure accommodation and who are experiencing difficulties with their mental health.
Patient information on Gender dysphoria, a condition where a person experiences discomfort or distress because there's a mismatch between their biological sex and gender identity.
Patient and Professional information on generalised anxiety disorder and panic disorder in adults.
Information about how to stay steady and avoid falls - produced by Saga, The Chartered Society of Psysiotherapists and NHS England.
A guide for service users and carers about getting help from Learning Disability services.
This leaflet provides information about coming into contact within with Trust services, a member of staff will arrange to spend some time with you – to get to know you. Staff will explain how the Trust will work in partnership with you, listen to what you say, and ask questions so that we might work more efficiently, and follow the standards of the Carers’ Charter (please ask a member of staff for a copy).
This link takes you to the Victim Support Website and gives you details about going to court.
This link take to you to the Department of Health website the booklet is for people with learning disabilities, family carers and anyone who supports a person with learning disabilities.
This link takes you to the Royal College Psychiatrists and a British Sign Language (BSL) video for Good Parenting .
Grange day hospital provides assessment and treatment for older adults who are frail with complex mental health needs. The people who attend have memory problems or functional mental health problems.
