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Earlier this month, teams and services came together to share their quality improvement (QI) projects at the Improvement Practicum event hosted by Healthcare Improvement (IHI).

On Tuesday 18 May, an interactive stakeholder workshop was held focusing on the needs of autistic people in North West London (NWL).

Art students from Stantonbury School Sixth Form have painted a mural for our Stantonbury Health Centre.

Josephine Carroll, Head of Services for Learning Disabilities shared her reflections, following a day of celebrations on International Nurses Day.

Ania Adams is CNWL's Volunteer to Career Lead. Below she shares her journey over the last six months and what positive impact the programme has made.

Staff on Kershaw Ward, based at St Charles Hospital paid a tribute to their colleague, Janice Niles who died from Covid-19

Our thanks to students from the Bridge Academy in Coffee Hall, Milton Keynes, who decided that staff from CNWL’s Neuro Clinical Specialist Team and Neuro Rehab Unit deserved a bit of pampering.

The role of the nurse in society has never felt as prominent or important as it does in the midst of Covid-19. Nurses, after all, man the frontline of the brutal war the world is waging against coronavirus. They are the ones who offer soothing words top the inflicted and who constantly risk their lives just doing the job they were trained to do.

"The activities are therapeutic and I am able to express myself and learn new skills."

On Tuesday 6 September, over 300 staff from CNWL’s Talking Therapies (IAPT) service came together for their annual conference. Taking place at the Royal College of Surgeons, this year’s conference focused on reaching our communities and tapping into their strengths, and how our teams can learn from them.

Keynote speaker Ncazelo Ncube-Mlilo, delivered a powerful talk at the Trust’s Collective Narrative Practices Conference, where colleagues from various psychological professions gathered to explore how culturally sensitive therapeutic approaches can be integrated into their work.

Two young people has reflected on how animal therapy has helped them especially during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Are you a forward-thinking, caring individual with an interest in developing your skills in the field of rehabilitation and stroke? This could be your chance to join our friendly Early Stroke Rehab Team (ESRT) as a Band 5 Registered Nurse.

Volunteers from Young HealthWatch told CNWL’s One Community radio show that there was a still a long way to go, to end stigma around mental health problems. In today’s show, speaking with host Cate Latto, 22 year old volunteer Rupert said that while he was struggling with a tough year in 2019, his friend suggested he try psychotherapy.

Hear from Maya, a patient share her experience at Vincent Square Eating Disorders.