Developing family‐inclusive mainstream mental health services

Abstract

This paper argues that the current national policy context offers an opportunity to develop more family‐inclusive mainstream mental health services. It outlines a strategy to enhance working partnerships with carers and families and discusses its training implications. The first phase of a trust‐wide training programme in Somerset is described and the potential role for family therapists in promoting the wider application of systemic ideas is considered.

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