As part of our campaign for a more accessible Talking Therapies service – reducing drop out rates, offering a wider range of therapies to meet real need, and adopting a more cautious and critical position on the digitalisation of the service – we’re asking NHS commissioners and providers, mental health professionals, service users and carers, campaigners, researchers and local councillors to commit to four concrete changes. Add your name and we’ll count you in — and keep you updated as this moves through consultation.
Sign our pledge to support a more accessible NHS Talking Therapies service
5 responses to “Sign our pledge to support a more accessible NHS Talking Therapies service”
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Here’s the link https://mentalhealthaction.uk/nhs-talking-therapies-campaign/
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Hi there, not sure why that happened. Please try it again and let me know if still a problem.
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Hi there, the Read More link just takes us to subscribe which I did, again. Please send the petition. Also all my groups who would sign
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Can you put a link to the pledge in the comments please? Unfortunately I cannot expand the post (undoubtedly user error). Thank you.
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Allied Voices
Campaigners, clinicians and writers we work alongside.
Campaign
Keep Our NHS Public
The parent campaign defending the NHS from privatisation — where Mental Health Action began as a working group.
Campaign
Socialist Health Association
Our founding partner organisation, whose London branch mental health sub-group co-created this coalition in 2021.
Regional campaign
Save Mental Health Services, Norfolk & Suffolk
A long-established local campaign fighting cuts and closures across Norfolk and Suffolk’s community mental health provision.
Practitioner blog
Glenda O’Brien — Substack
A retired Registered Mental Health Nurse writing on thirty years’ experience across the full spectrum of NHS mental health care.
Research
Michael Scott — CBT Watch
Ongoing independent scrutiny of the gap between what short-term behavioural therapies promise and what they deliver.
Media
The Common Good — YouTube
Our channel on the politics of mental health, featuring interviews and discussion on the crisis in NHS provision.
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