GPs, social prescribers, and mental health nurses
During a client assessment in a GP surgery or mental health service, when you need to quickly identify appropriate local support for financial debt or housing issues.
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About
The East Signposting mind map template is a comprehensive resource directory with 265 nodes covering 32 categories of health, social, and financial support services across East Berkshire. Designed for healthcare professionals, social workers, and advice services, this template organizes referral pathways and self-help tools under branches such as 'Self-help', 'Financial/debt advice', 'Diabetes', and 'Autism'. Key nodes include 'Moodscope (free mood monitor app)' under Self-help, 'StepChange Debt Advice' under Financial/debt advice, and 'Berkshire Autistic Society' under Autism. The template serves as a centralized cheat sheet for signposting clients to appropriate services, reducing duplication of effort and ensuring no one is overlooked.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Care coordinators and community matrons
When creating a personalized care plan for a patient with multiple long-term conditions (LTC) like diabetes and dementia, to coordinate referrals.
Social workers, support workers, and voluntary sector advisors
During team meetings or supervision sessions to update referral pathways and ensure all staff are aware of new services like 'Breakthrough Supported Employment'.
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and Explore Service Categories
Launch the .xmind file to browse the 32 categories of health and social support services across East Berkshire.
Step 2
Expand Nodes for Detailed Information
Click on specific branches like 'Self-help' or 'Financial/debt advice' to access referral pathways and contact details for the 265 service nodes.
Step 3
Customize and Share Resource Maps
Update node text with local contact information and save your personalized version to share with colleagues or use during client consultations.
Frequently asked questions
The template contains 265 nodes across 32 categories including self-help, financial advice, diabetes, autism, abuse, dementia, housing, employment, and more. Each branch lists specific local and national services, helplines, and support groups.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, navigate to the relevant category (e.g., 'Financial/debt advice'), and find listed services like StepChange Debt Advice. You can customize nodes with local contact details or referral criteria.
Yes, the template is free to download and fully editable in Xmind. You can add, remove, or update services to match your local area or organization's referral pathways.
The 'Self-help' branch compiles online resources, workbooks, listening services, and mental health apps such as Moodscope and Black Rainbow app, providing clients with immediate coping tools.
Absolutely. The template is designed as a framework; you can replace local services like 'Destiny Support (Slough)' with your own regional equivalents and update contact information.
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