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Social prescribing connects people to community support through a range of activities usually provided by the voluntary or community sector. For example, volunteering, gardening, cookery, arts activities, befriending, healthy eating advice and physical activity. Early evidence shows that social prescribing…
resources
Insights and reflections on the Warwick-Edinburgh mental wellbeing scales is a paper by Professor Sarah Stewart-Brown.
In the paper, Stewart-Brown discusses the history, development and uses of the scales, as well as the opportunities for their continued development.
practice
This practice example is part of our methods series and based on Tavistock Relationships’ new report ‘The Wellbeing Value of Reducing Parental Conflict: A cost-benefit analysis of Mentalization-Based Therapy for Parenting under Pressure’.
projects
Between September 2021 and January 2022, we will be working with Kohlrabi Consulting Ltd. to conduct a Rapid Review of the evaluation literature that uses WEMWBS scales.
We’ve got a wide range of evidence, guidance, information, and other resources. If you’re looking for a good place to start, here’s what we’d recommend:
