Making Recovery Real - Service user movement: Involvement into leadership |
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Date recorded: 26 February 2009 This session offered an opportunity to discuss how personal experience of using services can help to realise change in service development and provision in Scotland. It features presentations from:
Oor Mad History: Reclaiming our history, reclaiming power Kirsten Maclean, CAPS Jim McGill, CAPS This presentation offers background information on this community history project, which involves researching and recording the history of the Lothian service user movement. The presentation also highlights the findings so far. ____________________________________________________________________________ “Meaningful service user involvement” Shaun McNeil, Advocacy Matters / VOX Shona McNeil, Pure Mental This presentation examines some of the barriers which can hinder meaningful service user involvement and offers suggestions and ideas for improvement. ____________________________________________________________________________ Leadership: Rhetoric or reality in Scotland? Ron Coleman, Working to Recovery The development of effective leadership of consumers will lead to consumer run services. In this presentation Ron argues that services can only become effective when they are removed from the constraints of the statutory and voluntary sector, so that they are not only consumer run and led but also consumer owned. |