Beyond Box-Ticking: Amy Gould on Meaningful Co-Production in Transforming Care

Co-Production in Action: Elevating Client Voice in the BICS 5-Stage Model

Collaborative Pathways in Care and Treatment Reviews

Doing With – Not To: Focus Groups and Co-production at Positive Support Group

Working Together for Better Support – An Interdisciplinary Approach

Positive Support Group recently had the pleasure of speaking with Amanda Cash about the value of interdisciplinary collaboration in promoting quality of life and wellbeing for people with a support need.

Suicidal Ideation and Me – Steve’s Story 

Suicide Prevention – A Neurodivergent Perspective 

When a loved one suffers – tips and advice for carers of people with suicide ideation 

Supporting Children and Young People Experiencing Suicidal Ideation: A Guide for Professionals 

Artificial intelligence in Mental Health

We are delighted to have the opportunity to speak to Dr Erin Leif, Behaviour Analyst and Learning, Behaviour, and Implementation Science Researcher at Monash University, Melbourne, Australia about her thoughts on how Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) best integrates a human rights perspective.

At Positive Support Group (PSG) we firmly believe that our primary role is to promote quality of life for the people we support. This includes continuous collaboration with our clients to ensure that their human rights are upheld at all times.

At Positive Support Group, we believe that respect for our clients is the cornerstone of improving their quality of life. In our commitment to providing the highest standards of support, we prioritise respect as a fundamental principle guiding our interactions, services, and overall approach. This principle is not just an ethical obligation but a pivotal factor in enhancing the well-being and happiness of those we support.

Defining the terms ‘consent’ and ‘assent’ and the importance we hold for them at Positive Support Group.