The Guessing Game reveals the answers and much more. An original drama, developed from real-life experiences is at the heart of this learning and development session which stops and starts to allow for interaction and discussion. The Guessing Game promotes The Triangle of Care in which unpaid carers are recognised as equal and active partners in the care team. The research and storyline were devised in consultation with both carers and professionals, thanks to Glasgow Association of Mental Health and the Glasgow Mental Health Carers Forum.
“Very creative and powerful. A very effective and hard-hitting presentation.” SMHAFF delegate 2015
Thanks to funding from NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde Appeals Society, you’ll have the opportunity to come along to The Guessing Game as we’ll be delivering it across the area until October 2017. As part of this funding package, it’s already been delivered for student nurses at Glasgow Caledonian University and twice as part of this year’s Scottish Mental Health Arts & Film Festival. You can read the enthusiastic and detailed review here
“Excellent, the first time I have seen the perspective of the carer accurately represented.” SMHAFF delegate 2015
If you’d like to make sure that you and your colleagues take up the opportunity to participate in The Guessing Game contact us directly.
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