Person First Solutions - Training Service Providers - Accrington (UK)

 

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Last Updated : 5 May 2011

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Person First Solutions 20, Hill Street, Baxenden ACCRINGTON BB5 2RB Telephone  /  Send Email personfirstsolutions.synthasit

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Person First Solutions provide mental health training, consultancy and clinical services within a wide variety of mental health settings, for charitable organisations, health education establishments, within the public or private sector, and many business environments. Person First Solutions are unique providers of courses and bespoke training, clinical and consultancy services which offer innovative and specialised solutions to mental health issues, underpinned by the latest research evidence, best practice guidelines and the experiences of people living with mental illness.

Person First Solutions has a growing team of qualified trainers and professionals who have a wealth of experience within the field of mental health.

Please follow the link to the website for more information on the services provided.

Person First Solutions has worked with a vast range of organisations within the field of Mental Health, located throughout the UK, including: Bright, The Mental Health Foundation, The Paul Hamlyn Foundation, Pontesial Ltd, and Supported Homes Ltd.

The company is owned and managed by Patrick Doyle who is a qualified mental health nurse and therapist (CBT, PSI and DBT) with many years experience working in mental health. Patrick has developed a specialism in facilitating group-based and 1:1 interventions, and is the founder of Person First Solutions. Patrick has evolved a keen vision for evidenced-based care which reflects best practice guidelines and engenders the Recovery and Person First approaches. He currently works as a Clinical Nurse Specialist within a medium secure hospital in the north of England and is studying a MA Arts Health at the University of Central Lancashire.