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Prospect Covid-19 Adaptations

Thrive Edinburgh offers a fresh and exciting public health approach to urban mental health, built on explicit principles for action that guide, anchor, and align work along the wide breadth of its vision.

One such programme aligned with these values is The Prospect Model, developed by Dr Patricia Graham and Dr Linda Irvine Fitzpatrick (2016), is a matched care model that provides Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) across a range of settings. The model uses one theory, Attachment Theory and one intervention, Interpersonal Psychotherapy; acknowledging that relationships don’t just matter, they really matter.

To read more about The Prospect Model, click the Prospect tab on the home page

In light of the present pandemic, adaptations have been made to The Edinburgh Early Intervention Model (E-EIM-CV19) for those in distress; and Interpersonal Psychotherapy Acute Crisis (IPT-AC-CV19) with a focus on relationship based issues.

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