after yesterdays agm statement the share price has risen 50% how much upside is left or is this another false dawn?
http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details/thewellnessshop.co.uk
womans hour link below.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womanshour/04/2008_08_mon.shtml

agm went well topics covered were btb lite is to be put on the wellness shop no time was given.
also in talks with 2 usa companies to take on btb for the american market.
these were the 2 main topics covered nb will update in the next newsletter.

more news on the way

The deadline for all PCT's to be compliant with Government Policy on making this evidence based treatment for depression available is the 31/03/2008.

All next week GMTV are doing a feature on depression.

http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/body_and_soul/article3458673.ece
above is a link to todays times btb is mention.

morning woodie how are you ....been away just got back,, Now have i missed much this week.or as it been a quite week... just seen these on a neither BB i don,t read the Sunday papers much.. but these look quote.. very good looks like may have a good week coming..please fill free to read..


http://www.standtoreason.org.uk/news?id=6

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/mar/02/health.labour

http://www.hobtpct.nhs.uk/_docs/board/pec/2008/200802/Enc%208a%20-%20Mental%20Health%20Model%20of%20Care%20Feb%2008.doc

http://www.pr-inside.com/mental-health-watchdog-blasts-chemical-imbalance-r465283.htm

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/health/article3465811.ece

hi micky iam fine thanks hope you had a nice time?

7.00-9.25am GMTV TODAY (Subtitled & Widescreen)

Fiona Phillips and Ben Shephard kick off another morning of news, views and special guests.

Tackling depression - starting from today, GMTV is devoting a week to investigate this issue that affects so many of us

Hi woodie that looks good... what you make of this I PICK UP.Look uat the launch products and services on 27th March 2008 date.

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mhhp (((((((((launch products and services on 27th March 2008)))))))))))))

mhhp is pleased to announce that:



The Minister for Care Services, Ivan Lewis will launch its latest products and services at The House of Lords.
Lord Tenby, Chairman of Byways Trust and Honorary Vice-President of mcch Society has kindly agreed to host the event and will introduce the proceedings.
mhhp will be represented by the independent chairman of its steering group, Gordon Boxall and the Department of Health, by Kathryn Tyson who also chairs the mhhp programme management board.
DH invested 5M to support the development of the mental health helplines partnership and senior managers have directed a programme that has led to an excellent range of products and services underpinned by sound governance arrangements. Good progress is being made by mhhp in its quest to incorporate as a charity in line with the wishes of the membership and an update on the timetable for this will be part of the proceedings.


The latest product is key to the longstanding ambition for people in mental distress to have access to high quality services 24/7. A technical solution produced by ntl:Telewest Business with Call Handling Services Ltd has been successfully piloted and offers opportunities to give callers choice to access alternative accredited services should their helpline of choice be closed or engaged. It also provides excellent management information and, through combined purchasing power, all at a much-reduced unit cost to the helpline.


The findings of a review of Helplines that specialise in services for people from Black and Minority Ethnic Groups will also be shared at the event. There are some key findings that mhhp will be working to address further.


mhhp is an excellent example of how the third sector can work with government to turn good policy proposals into positive outcomes for people receiving services, efficiently, economically and effectively. It may well be a blue-print for other such initiatives.

micky looks interesting

morning to all

Share Price 1.21p ,Percent Change +4.31% ,Bid 1.17p ....i see bid today at 1.25p. /1.30p

Share Price 1.27p ,Percent Change +9.48% ,Bid 1.22p

nice rise in crap markets

Share Price 1.29p Percent Change +10.78% Bid 1.25p this is what i said this morning and i fill some news coming .

This is new today as well .. http://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/information/news?EntryId17=55586 Three new mental health services have been introduced in north Somerset as part of a drive to beat depression and anxiety.

from the link above.
Three new mental health services have been introduced in north Somerset as
part of a drive to beat depression and anxiety.





An eight-week computer self-help programme, Beating the Blues, teaches
people practical skills to help them feel better.





GPs can 'prescribe' a book relating to patient's particular health problems
from a list recommended by experts.





They suggest the best book and issue a prescription giving details, which
can be taken to any North Somerset Library.





Since September, a pilot scheme has been running at New Court Surgery in
Weston-super-Mare, where patients can see an information and advice worker.





The specialist workers offer information on getting back to work,
volunteering and education.


Julie Kells, programme manager for mental health said: "By bringing in
these additional services, we are already contributing towards the new
North Somerset Primary Care Mental Health Service, which we aim to fully
implement during 2008

U.K. demands all SSRI data
March 3, 2008
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Put your cards on the table, ladies and gentlemen. A U.K. minister is calling on drug companies to hand over all their data on antidepressants to the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence. NICE, you'll recall, is reviewing its guidelines for the use of SSRI drugs, aiming to issue new treatment advice this fall. Failing to hand over that data "would leave the inevitable impression they had something to hide," the minister said. In the past, another official said, the government has been unable to get access to unpublished trials.

The request comes on the heels of last week's study showing that SSRIs were effective only in the most severely depressed patients. Despite the U.K.'s official position that drugs shouldn't be the first line of defense against depression, they're among Britain's most prescribed meds with more than 31 million scrips in 2006.

- read the report from the Guardian

Related Articles:
Study: Antidepressants useless for most. Report
Antidepressants--Top 10 Warnings and Recalls of 2007. Report
Positive data more likely to find its way to public. Report
U.K. ratchets up antidepressant warnings. Report
Suicide stats fuel debate over SSRI drugs. Report

http://www.treatmentonline.com/treatments.php?id=2166

Thursday, February 28, 2008
The treatment groups involving CBT were associated with higher rates of treatment response, with 55% of those who received CBT in addition to any medication seeing an improvement in symptoms. Only 41% of those who took medication without CBT experienced the same effect. There were no significant differences between the different types of SSRI or between SSRIs and the SNRI Effexor. As we have discussed previously, Effexor is associated with potentially severe side effects, especially during discontinuation of use, and this study supports the use of SSRIs rather than Effexor.

Ultrasis PLC
04 March 2008


Ultrasis plc
('Ultrasis' or the 'Company')

Appointment of non-executive Director


Further to the Annual General Meeting of the Company on 26 February 2008 in
which the intention to appoint Anthony Knight as non-executive Director was
announced, Ultrasis is pleased to advise that the appointment becomes effective
from 4 March 2008.

article from other site

http://www.educationforhealth.org.uk/pages/_documents/ccbt1.pdf

we need some news tomorrow from HQ then well start to fly.........i fill some coming maybe friday but i think monday is the day..........;-))