The Meriden Family Work Programme is a training and organisational development programme, which has been promoting the development of family-sensitive, evidence-based mental health services since 1998, with a particular emphasis on the implementation of family work. It is an NHS programme with extensive experience of working with organisations to ensure families remain at the heart of quality mental health service delivery.
The team said their goodbyes to Thomas Tutamwebwa and Umar Candia today. They have been with the Meriden Family Programme for the last six weeks, the visit being facilitated by the Commonwealth Fellowship Scheme. They have completed a number of training programmes during their time here, with plans in place to improve services for families […]
Behavioural Family Therapy Trainers and Supervisors Network Event (Midlands Region) By Julia Danks, Clinical Specialist Meriden Family Programme In May this year, 17 trainers and supervisors in Behavioural Family Therapy (BFT) from across the region attended a network event hosted by the Meriden Family Programme. Organisations in attendance included: Birmingham & Solihull Mental Health NHS […]
Carers week is taking place from Monday 10th to Sunday 16th June. Carers week is an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring and highlight the challenges carers face and recognise the contribution carers make to families and communities. Details about carers week and information about support for carers can be found by visiting the Carers […]
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