practical participation–practical hints and tips to help you to involve children and young people...

CYP IAPT Participation Training14th October 2014

Young Trainers:

Becky Proctor

Supported by:

Donna Mackenzie

Patient Experience and Involvement Coordinator

The Ladder of participation

• Place the scenarios where you think they should go on the ladder

• The top represents the best examples of full participation and the bottom

no participation.

• There are no absolute rights or wrongs.

You have 10 mins to do this

• Next, using the blank sheets of paper can each person write an example of

good participation which you would like to do in relation to IAPT, in your

own team.

You have 5 mins to do this

Good Practice

PSHE lesson development

Wilts. Assembly of Youth‘Be Kind to your Mind’

CYP IAPT Films

Scaredy Squirrel Workshop

LD CAMHS workshop

IAPT Self referral workshop

Recruitment of staff

IAPT interviews regarding ROMs

Wilts and B&NES Self Harm Guidelines

Children in care council meetings

Where do you stand?

Other activities in our

Programme

Barriers to participation

How? How? How?

Question and Answer Session

with young people

Secrets

“Can I trust you?”

Thanks for listening!

Feedback from participants

Any questions?

Really enjoyable

and engaging

Brought participation

to the front of my mind

Found the secrets exercise very

helpful

Informative and fun

Valuable insights and

tips