Coproduced survey with the NSFT Chaplin & Suffolk User Forum members, to find out people's spiritual needs in mental health recovery.

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* 1. Would you describe yourself as having faith or belief?

Yes

Maybe

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* 2. Are you aware of NSFT's broad definition of Spirituality which is;
'My view of the world, my place in it and how I interact with it'.

yes

maybe

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* 3. Have your spiritual needs been discussed in the way you wish and included in your care plan?

Yes

Partially

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Have you ever asked to see the Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust's, Chaplin?

Yes as an inpatient in Wedgewood Unit Bury St Edmunds

Yes as an inpatient in Woodlands, Ipswich

Yes as a community patient/service user at at one of the Integrated Delivery Teams (IDT's)

Yes when receiving care within Children's and Adolescent Mental Health Services

Yes when in Forensic services, e.g Foxhall House

I'm not sure

I didn't know there was one

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* 5. Are you aware that the NSFT Chaplin's role is as a spiritual and pastoral care role, for service users of all faiths and for those who have no specific faith?

Yes

Maybe/not sure

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* 6. What spiritual beliefs are important to you?

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* 7. How do these beliefs affect the mental health care you would like to receive?

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* 8. What spiritual practices do you value and find helpful?

Worship

Prayer

Reading holy books

Hymns/Singing

Meditation

Chanting

Chakra healing

Music

Reading spiritual books

Mindfulness

Connecting with nature

Creativity

Specific awareness, spirituality celebrations/recognitions e.g.: Ramadan; Lent; Festival of colours; Diwali

Coproduced survey with the NSFT Chaplin & Suffolk User Forum members, to find out people's spiritual needs in mental health recovery.

Question Title

* 1. Would you describe yourself as having faith or belief?

Question Title

* 2. Are you aware of NSFT's broad definition of Spirituality which is;
'My view of the world, my place in it and how I interact with it'.

Question Title

* 3. Have your spiritual needs been discussed in the way you wish and included in your care plan?

Question Title

* 4. Have you ever asked to see the Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust's, Chaplin?

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* 5. Are you aware that the NSFT Chaplin's role is as a spiritual and pastoral care role, for service users of all faiths and for those who have no specific faith?

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* 6. What spiritual beliefs are important to you?

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* 7. How do these beliefs affect the mental health care you would like to receive?

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* 8. What spiritual practices do you value and find helpful?

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* 9. Are there other spiritual practices that you value, that we have not included above? Please can you tell us more about these?

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* 10. Please share with us any ideas you may have for developing spirituality within mental health recovery.

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* 1. Would you describe yourself as having faith or belief?

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* 2. Are you aware of NSFT's broad definition of Spirituality which is;'My view of the world, my place in it and how I interact with it'.

Question Title

* 3. Have your spiritual needs been discussed in the way you wish and included in your care plan?

Question Title

* 4. Have you ever asked to see the Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust's, Chaplin?

Question Title

* 5. Are you aware that the NSFT Chaplin's role is as a spiritual and pastoral care role, for service users of all faiths and for those who have no specific faith?

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* 6. What spiritual beliefs are important to you?

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* 7. How do these beliefs affect the mental health care you would like to receive?

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* 8. What spiritual practices do you value and find helpful?

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* 9. Are there other spiritual practices that you value, that we have not included above? Please can you tell us more about these?

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* 10. Please share with us any ideas you may have for developing spirituality within mental health recovery.

* 2. Are you aware of NSFT's broad definition of Spirituality which is;
'My view of the world, my place in it and how I interact with it'.