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Thoughts and reflections from our Chair, Professor Dorothy Griffiths

Posted on 24 March 2023

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Trainees' initiatives celebrated at CNWL Quality Improvement Awards

Posted on 23 March 2023

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Year of the Child: Immunisation Catch up Clinics

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Exploring the impact of stigma at Mind Over Matter 2023 Psychiatry Conference

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London Pharmacy opening hours for Easter 2023

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Dot Griffiths, our Chair, retires at the end of March. We invited Dot to give us some thoughts and reflections on her time here (since 2000 and chair for the last nine years) and for the future. You can watch the recording of this event here cnwl.nhs.uk/news/thoughts-…
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Dr Ryan Kemp, Director of Therapies, talks about caring for yourself and the importance of yourself as another identity. “Relationships are the most important factor in health. Think about where you sit in the community and the people and relationships you have at work”
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Our conference coincides with #worldsocialworkday we’re now joined by Jason Brandon from DHSC, discussing mental health social work #cnwlsocialworkconference
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Colleen Simon, Head of Social Work opens the event “This is my twentieth year in social work but it’s only in the last few years I’ve started to use my own identity more. We can influence communities and bring about change. We can help people to be their whole selves”