Leeds Recovery College
- Advice and support
- Going smokefree
- Letters to Loved Ones
- Covid information public
- Individual therapies
- Group therapies
- Family therapy
- Covid Information Staff
- Working safely on site and at home – FAQs
- Appraisals, career and wellbeing conversations – a new approach for difficult times
- Support for your mental and emotional health
- Clinical guidance
- Recording absence on eRoster
- Resources and other information
- Urgent Help
- Family, friends and carers
- Leeds Recovery College
- Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS)
- Complaints, comments, compliments or concerns
- Cancelling an appointment
- Chaplaincy, spiritual and pastoral care
- Medicines management
- Writing an advance statement
- Intensive Interaction
- How we use information about you
- easy on the i
- Accessible Information Standard
Online resources
Resources to support digital skills, 100% Digital Leeds
100% Digital Leeds provides a range of resources to support people get online, including remote skills support, Leeds Library tech talks, one-to-one telephone support. Click here for more information.
They also provide information on Leeds based projects which provide IT devices and Wi-Fi schemes and links to online learning training to support digital skills.
Learn my way, free courses to learn digital skills
The Learn my way website contains over 30 free courses designed to help beginners get started with the online basics – using a mouse, keyboard, setting up email accounts and using internet search engines – while also offering plenty to help people develop their digital skills further. Visit Learn my way website.
Free online e-learning and webinars with Recovery College Online
The Recovery College online is led by NHS led by NHS Tees, Esk and Wear Valley and offers free e-learning courses on a range of health and wellbeing topics. Courses are open to all adults after completing a short online registration form. For more information please visit: Recovery College Online
Health Education England have provided Recovery College Online with some funding to deliver online training for healthcare staff during Covid-19 both to support their service delivery and also support their wellbeing. You can view the previous webinars here.
MindWell, mental health information and resources
MindWell, the mental health website for people in Leeds is funded by the NHS Leeds Clinical Commissioning Group, MindWell brings together information from the NHS, Leeds City Council and the third sector into one single ‘go to’ place.
It can help you to access:
- Clear, accurate information about support and services available in Leeds.
- Information about a range of common mental health problems such as anxiety and stress.
- Self-help information including downloadable resources and videos which can help you to look after your mental health and help yourself to feel better.
- Help for what to do in a ‘crisis’ or mental health emergency
NHS self-help guides
Northumberland Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust have developed self-help guides to cover a range of mental health issues. These are available in several formats and provide you with practical advice and support on a range of health topics including; stress, anxiety, depression and sleeping problems. Self-help guides
WellbeingandCoping.net
Is a website co-funded by NHS England which has been designed to help you think about some of the simple and practical things that you can do to feel a bit calmer and find new ways to cope. Visit website here.
Audio breathing and meditation exercises from Leeds Recovery College
While we can’t always avoid the feelings brought on by stressful situations – what can really help is to focus on our breathing. You can listen to our Leeds Recovery College facilitators sharing some of there favourite exercises here and other NHS breathing exercises here.
YouTube video’s
The Western Trust Recovery College have developed a You Tube playlist of short video’s on a variety of mental health and wellbeing topics. You can view the full play list here and you can view our own Leeds Recovery College course introductory videos here.