ASPiiN calls for advisers to help build community & client mental health best practice

Take part in survey

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“The last 6 months have been a torrid time for many of our clients, but also potentially for ourselves. So please take some time to help here” – Roy McLoughlin, associate director of Cavendish Ware

Voluntary protection insurance group Action for Suicide Prevention in Insurance (ASPiiN), in partnership with the Protection Distributors Group (PDG), is calling on advisers to respond to its survey, accessible here. The groups want to understand the protocols and training that are already in place with regard to the mental health of consumers, especially where an increased risk of suicide is concerned.  The objective is to build a best practice guide that gathers together all the good work that is already going on, for the benefit of the wider adviser community. All participants will re...

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