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CNWL’s Strategic Service User Group (SSUG) got together at the Wellington Hotel in central London on Friday to reconnect, refresh its purpose and reinforce the importance of coproduction in the way it works.

Surriya Subramaniam, CNWL’s Emergency Planning and Business Continuity Manager, has collaborated on an article for the Institute of Health & Social Care Management about EPRR and EDI.

Syena Skinner, CNWL’s Associate Director of Recovery, Inclusion and Learning recently spoke at Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust’s Proud to Care Conference.

CNWL’s talking therapies service in Milton Keynes is continuing to deliver support to patients suffering anxiety and depression despite the lockdown, and they are expanding to deal with concerns raised by the pandemic.

CNWL’s 2022 cohort of Trainee Pharmacists have all passed their professional exams and now become fully qualified Pharmacists.

We’re on a journey together. Now is the time to stand up and be proud. 2020 has been a difficult year and it’s more important than ever that we come together to celebrate you, our staff.

CNWL’s Volunteer Service has been shortlisted for three Helpforce Champion Awards in 2023, recognising their fantastic contribution to volunteering in the UK’s health and care sector.

CNWL’s Woodfield Trauma Service have had their research about the treatment of PTSD in refugees and asylum seekers using imagery rescripting within an NHS setting published in the BABCP journal.

Yogita Dawda, Director, Clinical Lead for Mental Health Pharmacy, Pharmacy Department has co-authored a chapter in the Pharmacy Management Healthcare Journal

The Hillingdon Hospital’s (THH) Discharge Hub has been working with two nurses from CNWL to ‘bridge the gaps’ between acute care at the hospital and the onward care patients receive either in their own home or a community facility.

CNWL’s Colne Ward presented at the National Association of Psychiatric Intensive Care Units (NAPICU) Conference 2023 last week.

The Nightingale Project has worked with St Charles Mental Health Unit and commissioned different designers to create bright and colourful spaces on and around the wards.

Mental Health Awareness Week starts today (10 May 2021) and runs for the rest of the week.

On 16 March, researchers, NHS arts psychotherapies practitioners and Art Psychotherapy MA programme staff will be celebrating the launch of an exciting new MA.

Do you look after someone who couldn’t cope without your help? Come and get support at Hillingdon's Carer Fair on Tuesday 7 June.