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SUMMARY:The King's Fund. Prevention in mental health: from theory to
	 practice (virtual conference)
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DESCRIPTION:\n	Mental ill health will always be a part of many people’
	s lives but\, increasingly\,  many of the causes of mental ill health can
	 be successfully addressed.  Preventive approaches can help to reduce lev
	els of mental ill health in the population and can also mean that more peo
	ple living with mental health problems are able to stay well and avoid rel
	apse or crisis.\n\n\n\n	The COVID-19 pandemic has shown that addressing gr
	owing levels of mental ill health is one of the defining public health cha
	llenges of our time. Preventive  approaches are fundamental to achieving 
	this\, but there often needs to be greater clarity about what these mean i
	n practice and how they can be implemented within the NHS\, local communi
	ties\, schools and families.\n\n\n\n	From health promotion to suicide p
	revention\, and from the role of general practitioners to that of local au
	thorities\, this conference will bring together experts from all parts of 
	the health and care sector to discuss what prevention means with regard 
	to mental health and how preventive approaches can be applied in practice
	. Join us to hear from a range of speakers\, including academic and policy
	 experts\, national body leaders\, frontline staff\, experts by experience
	 and young people.\n\n\n\n	This event is run in partnership with the Menta
	l Health Foundation. You can watch the sessions live or catch up on deman
	d until Sunday 20 December.\n\n\n\n	Register\n
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