#DeedsNotWords Thank you for taking part in our survey. We're interested in hearing your views and experiences! #DeedsNotWords is our new campaign for women's mental health. We would like to hear your views on what the mental health priorities should be for women in Wales, and to learn about your experiences. Question Title * 1. Please tell us a bit about yourself.... I'm a user or former user of mental health services I'm a carer of somebody who has used or is using mental health services I'm not a user or carer but have an interest in mental health Question Title * 2. How would you describe your gender? Female Male Other (please specify) Question Title * 3. The #DeedsNotWords campaign is urging TEN ACTIONS to address the issues facing all women and especially those who are most vulnerable and at risk. Please tick the THREE actions which are most important to you. Inpatients - ensuring that women in secure and other hospitals are safe and have a clear pathway to discharge and recovery Prisoners - supporting the 1 in 3 women currently in prison with a serious mental illness - and working to establish an alternative to prison for women in Wales Women in care - promoting the safety and quality of life of women in care including those with dementia Users of specialist mental health services - ensuring women in secondary mental health services have a high quality Care and Treatment Plan and access to effective treatment, including psychological therapies Users in primary care - promoting psychological therapies and challenging the default use of drug treatments for anxiety and depression - and confronting abuse which leads to mental health problems Eating disorders - improving the support available across Wales and increasing local service provision Young women and girls - ensuring they get timely and effective health and wellbeing support from GPs and Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services - and from schools, youth groups, etc. Mothers - providing local specialist perinatal services across all areas of Wales Carers - supporting women carers to be effective in their caring role and to enjoy a good quality of life and wellbeing All women - looking out for each other and looking after our mental health both in work and at home Question Title * 4. Regarding the THREE ACTIONS you have identified as priorities: how well do you think services are currently delivered in these three areas by public services (i.e. the NHS, Social Services, the Ministry of Justice, etc.)? 1 Poor 2 Below Average 3 Average 4 Good 5 Excellent 1 Poor 2 Below Average 3 Average 4 Good 5 Excellent Please give reasons for your score (optional) Question Title * 5. What message would you like to convey to politicians, policy makers and decision makers in health & social services about the services provided to women in Wales (The messages we gather may be used in a report which we will publish later this year, although they will be anonymised). Question Title * 6. Do you have a story about how you tackled or overcame mental health problems? If you would like to share it, please use the box below. The stories we gather may be used in a report which we will publish later this year, although all quotes will be anonymised Question Title * 7. How useful and effective do you think our #DeedsNotWords campaign has been? 1 Poor 2 Below Average 3 Average 4 Good 5 Excellent 1 Poor 2 Below Average 3 Average 4 Good 5 Excellent Thank you for taking part in our survey! Done
