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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.

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.

The NHS and local partners are running a free Winter Wellness Wonderland event on Thursday 3 November to help people stay well over the coming winter months.

In September 2022, we will be launching a special Year of the Child agenda; a programme of activities that will celebrate and promote CNWL’s large portfolio of children’s services. We want to showcase our expertise in this area, working with parents, carers and young people to gain insight into their experiences.

A wood-carving enthusiast has hand crafted and donated a free wooden plaque to CNWL’s Child Development Centre in HIllingdon.

Between 2018-2020 NHS England and Improvement tested New Care Models for tertiary Mental Health services including adult secure services.

A film produced by Dr Parvinder Shergill, who works in our Westminster Community Mental Health Team, documents how patients at Horton Rehabilitation Centre in Surrey have found the past 18 months of the pandemic.

People in the Grenfell community got their cameras out and took nearly 200 photographs, which the NHS compiled to make one massive heart collage, ahead of the fourth Grenfell anniversary.

The Brent Health and Wellbeing Board recognised that we need to have a joined up approach in tackling this the best we can. Therefore, Brent Council along with Brent CCG, CNWL (mental health service providers), Northwick Park Hospital and local GPs are working together to develop a joined up approach to reduce the impacts of Covid-19 and tackle health inequalities.