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Recovery-Oriented Practice

The Recovery Model in Social Work Practice

Co-occurring Needs: Mental Health, Substance Use and Homelessness

Quick Check: Recovery-Oriented Practice

Legal Framework and Risk

The MCA and Mental Health Act: How They Interact

Risk Assessment Without Losing the Person

Quick Check: Legal Frameworks

Learn recovery-oriented practice, how the Mental Capacity Act and Mental Health Act interact, and how to carry out person-centred risk assessment when supporting adults with mental health needs.

This module introduces the practice skills and legal interface needed when supporting adults with mental health needs — recovery-oriented practice, the relationship between the Mental Capacity Act and Mental Health Act, and responding to risk without losing sight of the person.

Working with Adults with Mental Health Needs

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