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CNWL’s Check in and Chat service is looking for extra volunteer chatters during the festive period (and beyond) to provide additional listening support to any CNWL Service Users or Carers.

Ceylon Dell, CNWL Team Manager and CNWL Chief Nurse Fellow has been published in the Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing for her article on “The Risks of Artificial Intelligence in Mental Health Care”.

Our Staff wellbeing choir have recorded their first virtual choir video.

Thanking our staff for everything they have done this year.

CNWL's Clinical Ethics Committee (CEC) is a multi-disciplinary group who meet on a monthly basis via MS Teams with the aim of assisting clinicians and managers in making vexing clinical decisions by reflecting on them from an ethical perspective.

Davina Jhummun, Clinical Lead OT for perinatal Services in CNWL contributed to the book “Mothers Accused and Abused Addressing Complex Psychological Needs” By Angela Foster.

The event brought together Healthcare Support Workers (HCSWs) and Allied Health Professional HCSWs from across the Trust.

The East of England Gambling service launched today to people living in the region who are experiencing the negative impact of gambling.

As part of an NHS England project Colleen Simon, Head of Social Work, Social Care, Mental Capacity Act, Adult Safeguarding (and previous colleague Elizabeth Folarin, Deputy Head of Social Work and Social Care) have been working to develop some national good practice guidance on the Assessed and Supported Year in Employment (ASYE) process.

Several of our brilliant social work colleague - Shane Ronan, Vicky Hayden, Alice Yglesias Linda Albert, and Stephanie Grahovac - spoke at the National Association of Perinatal Social Workers (NAPSW) Annual Conference.

CNWL Comment on Asbestos safety

"I think that MaST will be incredibly useful for the team and individual workers, allowing us to see a wealth of information to help inform care planning."

Alcohol-related presentations to CNWL addiction services increased significantly during the pandemic, according to an initial review of findings.

Mary McNicholas, a Consultant Psychologist based at the Harrow Community Mental Health Hub (CMHH), was invited to present her quality improvement project and represent CNWL at the Youth Mental Health International Conference in Vancouver, Canada.

In the lead up to end of South Asian Heritage Month, it has been a busy week for CNWL colleagues celebrating

CNWL contribute to Long-Covid exhibition

CNWL staff contributed to the Pan-London Forensic Psychiatry Trainees’ Conference 2023 on Friday 20 January.

CNWL’s Professional Nursing Council meeting on Tuesday 14 June heard about a great project that improves healthcare for vulnerable people with diabetes and heart conditions.