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CNWL staff Dima Abdulrahim and Owen Bowden-Jones have released a new book on addictions called Textbook of Clinical Management of Club Drugs and Novel Psychoactive Substances.

Congratulations to CNWL's Nathaniel De Villiers and Michele Gardner for being shortlisted in the 2022 Nursing Times Workforce Awards.

Two CNWL staff members have been taking part in podcasts relating to living with HIV during the pandemic.

Offender Care staff were recently asked to contribute a professional voice to a Prison radio series called “free your mind” focused around mental health and coping in custody.

CNWL Chief Executive Claire Murdoch and Addictions Peer Support Worker Ben Parker took part in this conference, of which we are members.

On Friday 22 March at 11am staff gathered to remember the victims of Christchurch and Cyclone Idai

On Wednesday 23 March, CNWL held an engagement session with its Senior Leaders to discuss the Draft Trust Strategy.

From across CNWL, over 100 colleagues gathered at Broadway House for a series of talks and workshops on learning disabilities and neurodiversity. The conference attracted a wide range of clinical staff from multiple boroughs, including psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, and occupational therapists. Peer support workers, experts by experience, clinicians and representatives from partner organisations also attended.

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust are truly proud to become one of the First Tranche Implementation sites (FImpS) for the NWCSP lower Limb recommendations

On Thursday 20 June 2024, CNWL went live with the Brigid app in the Danube and Nile wards at St Charles Hospital; 6 wards at St Charles have now fully implemented it.

Martin Greshoff, a Support Worker in the West End Primary Care Network, has managed to care for the community he works in but simultaneously care for another in South Africa, as he is part of a legacy keeping memories of a former beloved community alive.

One in every 100 deaths worldwide is the result of suicide; every week in the UK 125 people take their own lives.

On 17 January, the NHS launched the next phase of its national campaign on mental health services – Help Us Help You.

We are part of the national NHS ‘Improving Access to Psychological Therapy’ service which provides a range of talking therapies for people who feel anxious and worried or down or depressed.