Inspiring study trip to Wales and St. Giles

Gruppebilde av ansatte ved KBT, KBT Fagskole, Glimt Recoverysenter og St. Giles. Foto: Lucy Leighton fra St. Giles

Group photo from the study tour to Wales and St. Giles. We got a lot of inspiration, and hopefully there will be further cooperation between St. Giles and KBT. Photo: Lucy Leighton at St. Giles foundation Learning together: A Journey Between Wales and Trondheim (poem by Danielle John) Expand Wrote a Poem About the Study…

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User involvement as a research tool

Project period: 1.6.2024-31.12.2025Funded by Stiftelsen Dam through Rådet for psykisk helse. Main activity: A networking conference March 3-4, 2025, about user involvement in research and development. Organizing: The project group contains members of a “working committee”, with members from various organizations, and some persons without attachment. KBT coordinates the work. Gunnhild Berglen is project leader…

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Go2 – Trondheim Municipality

Bilde av Michelle Eilertsen, Geir Småvik og Mariell Høgås

The Go2 project in Trondheim Municipality aims to develop a model for housing environments and services that promotes increased safety and sustainable resource use. The goal is to create a safer living environment for residents, improve service collaboration, and facilitate community connection. As an exploratory project, Go2 will test different approaches to housing environment work,…

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SLaMH- Sustainable Local Mental Healthcare

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Project worker from KBT: Juni Raak Høuseth Project period: November 2023-November 2027Project leader for the work package KBT participates in: Silje L. Kaspersen (ISM, NTNU/SINTEF) What happens to those who fall between the cracks? KBT contributes to Work Package 4 in the SLaMH study, a project looking at the mental health needs in the Norwegian…

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User Participation Resource Group

Illustrasjon - hender som holder hver sin puslespillbrikke

KBT has partnered with LPP, RiO, Mental Helse, and A-Larm to form a resource group to reinforce user participation in mental health and substance abuse services. The group aims to develop and offer educational resources and seminars to enhance user and relative involvement in service development and implementation.

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There is Almost Always Room for Involvement

Bilde av Juni Raak Høiseth, ungdommer i ressursgruppe Håkon og Oliver samt forsker Petter Viksveen

The “Room for Involvement” project, led by Juni Raak Høiseth and supported by Stiftelsen Dam, aims to enhance user participation in mental health services for children and youth. It focuses on collaborative solution-finding between healthcare staff and youths, incorporating their insights into a guide for practitioners to be published in 2024. The project has engaged minority and transgender youth in dialogue to tailor interventions and services to diverse needs.

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