Mental health social workers play a vital role in supporting individuals who are experiencing mental health difficulties. They assess the needs of people struggling with mental illness, help develop care plans, and provide emotional and practical support to both the individual and their families. Working in partnership with other professionals such as psychiatrists, nurses, and occupational therapists, they ensure that people receive the right care and support to improve their mental wellbeing. Mental health social workers often work in NHS mental health teams, local authority social services, or community settings, and they may visit clients in hospitals, homes, or clinics. The role can be challenging but is highly rewarding, as it involves making a positive difference in people’s lives.
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