Understanding Mental Health - an Interpreter's Guide

Overview

Talk on Understanding Mental Health - an Interpreter's Guide

Steve Baker retired from Northumbria Police in 2021 having completed 30 years service. He has undertaken numerous roles including the force Counter Terrorism lead for Preventing vulnerable individuals from becoming radicalised as well as the mental health lead for 5 years. Latterly he spent 2 years as the national Mental Health Co-ordinator at the College of Policing and National Police Chief's Council.He currently oversees the national roll out of the 'Respond' multi agency crisis awareness training and is an accomplished mental health trainer with experience delivering across partnerships and accredited courses as well as organising and hosting national conferences.

The talk will include the following:

• What is mental health?

• How common is it?

• Highlight the most common disorders including an overview of anxiety, depression, suicide and self-harm

• Explanation of learning disabilities and autism

• The dangers of on-line exploitation

• Who to contact when someone becomes unwell?

• Right Care Right Person (RCRP) - the new police approach in the UK to dealing with mental health related incidents

• Looking after your own mental health

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