Zoë K

As long as all the shitty people don't come over here too

Woop!

Silver linings & all that...

He may be a great businessman, he's a terrible diplomat. Maybe he thinks he doesn't need to be diplomatic because the US doesnt need the rest of the world, but it doesn't work like that. Maintaining relationships abroad is essential for the entire stability of the West.

And did they demand they said thank you?

In the current political times, Bluesky is really coming into its own. I'm so glad of it right now.

I'm surprised more people aren't saying this too

Great point.

This thread is some of the most sense I've read recently. It suddenly all becomes extremely clear what is going on.

Ive been thinking exactly that.

Giving in to aggression doesnt lead to peace, it's just submission.

But make sure you say thank you...

So many famous people dying this month...

Tell Terry it's a classic

Ohh the new Lockerbie series is very emotional 😢

Had a great day though 😌

Not me wearing my Christmas present Doc Martens to work... I'm in love ❤️

Back to work today! I was lucky enough to have 25, 26, 27 Dec off, plus the weekend. I've had a good rest but it was tough when the alarm went off earlier!

I've read the Michel Faber one. I haven't read the others but have read other books by those authors that I really enjoyed.

Good choices!

I hope it quietens down for you!

“Who’s job is it, anyway?” Responding to mental health emergencies - Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre Read our latest blog about the impact of Right Care, Right Person, based on first evaluations that have been published.

Two evaluations have recently been published exploring the impact of Right Care Right Person on the police, health and social care. @lizhughesdd.bsky.social and I have just posted a blog with our thoughts on them - vulnerabilitypolicing.org.uk/whos-job-is-....

• 'Anyway, don't let me keep you?' • 'I'll let you get on?' • 'Right. < slap their own thigh> • 'Gosh, is that the time?' • 'Goodness me, it's getting a bit dark now, isn't it?' • 'What time's your train?' • 'Well it's been lovely to see you?' • 'What are you doing for the rest of the day?' • 'Did you want another cup of tea?' ‹ please say no!> • 'I should imagine you want to beat the traffic.' • 'I don't like the thought of you driving in the dark? • 'What are you having for dinner?' • 'I can't remember, did you bring a coat?' • 'Do you want a hand putting things in the car?'

Some things a Brit might say to visitors when they want them to go. From the new book: Britain According to Very British Problems.
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It's nice on here. Just need more people!

Mental Health Bill [HL] publications - Parliamentary Bills - UK Parliament Documents, and debates for Mental Health Bill [HL]

The @ukhouseoflords.bsky.social website for the Mental Health Bill which begins its committee stage on 16th December and concludes in mid-January.

If you're interested in the minutiae, "Amendment Paper" lists all those proposed changes to the initial Bill.

bills.parliament.uk/bills/3884/p...

AMHPs voice safety concerns over police withdrawal from mental health incidents Should social workers have a safeguarding role in any future assisted dying process? Yes, this would help protect people against coercion No, the existing safeguards in the assisted dying bill are suf...

AMHPs voice safety concerns over police withdrawal from mental health incidents —

www.communitycare.co.uk/2024/12/05/a...

For people with mental illness, drugs and alcohol can be a key survival strategy. I’ve learned they shouldn’t have to ‘get clean’ to get treatment This is the moment of truth. John’s story is no longer trapped in the clinical pages of a case file. ‘I’ve lost everything,’ he says. ‘I might as well be dead.’

Diving deep into the nexus of mental health & substance use, my article @ConversationUK advocates for holistic treatment approaches. 🌿 It's time for a paradigm shift—towards integrated care rooted in compassion & understanding.
theconversation.com/for-people-w...

When I started in forensic mental health one of the things that struck me most was the degree to which heavy substance misuse was a factor in patients' histories

This is shocking.

I've moved over from Twitter & I'm looking for my crowd!