As the chief executive of leading mental health charity Mind, Paul Farmer has an elevated perspective on the psychological and emotional impact of the pandemic. We’ll be asking him for the strategic take on Covid-19 and mental health. What should therapists, community services, charities and the government be doing to support the public? What does existing data tell us about the needs that are likely to arise, and the kinds of structural responses that might be required? What sorts of programmes should those in power be prioritising? Join us for an overview of the nation’s mental health, and Paul’s views on how we need to take things forward.
This online program is worth 1 hours CPD.
Paul Farmer, CEO, MIND, has been Chief Executive of Mind, the leading mental health charity working in England and Wales since May 2006.
Paul is Chair of the NHS England Independent Oversight & Advisory Group which brings together health and care leaders and experts to oversee the current mental health long term plan for the NHS in England. He co-authored ‘Thriving at Work’ for the government, setting out how to transform mental health in work places.
Paul is a Commissioner at Historic England. He has an Honorary Doctorate of Science from the University of East London, is an Honorary Fellow of St Peter’s College, Oxford, and The Royal College of Psychiatrists, and was awarded a CBE in the New Year’s Honours 2016.
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