New number making it easier to access support in a mental health emergency
Those in mental distress can get help from crisis services in Co.Durham, Teesside and North Yorkshire by calling Tel. 0300 0200317.
Here to support your mental health during the coronavirus pandemic
Providers of mental health and learning disability services across the north of England, are urging people to seek support if they need it.
Ridgeway artwork pays tribute to NHS staff
A local artist is creating a mural of angelic healthcare workers on the entrance wall to Ridgeway at Roseberry Park in Middlesbrough, in celebration of International Nurses Day.
Attend anywhere with online video appointments
Service users can now access mental health support from their armchair thanks to technology supporting NHS staff to hold appointments on line. Since 1 April over 5,000 consultations have been held using the service.
Advice for carers during the COVID-19 pandemic
It is really important that carers know how to access help, both for themselves and the person they support. Here's some information you may find helpful during this challenging time.
Volunteers support vulnerable local people
Eighty volunteers are offering their assistance to support trust services and to help reduce the isolation service users and carers may be experiencing at this challenging time.
Free music service to provide self-care support during coronavirus pandemic
Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust’s Recovery College Online and Trauma Informed Care teams have joined forces with music technology company X-System; Northumbria University and the Calm Foundation to provide a free new online resource to support people who may feel anxious during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Psychologists support staff in local acute hospitals
Since the beginning of April, psychologists from the Trust have been working into local hospitals to support the wellbeing of acute staff, helping to strengthen their resilience during this challenging period.
Corporate staff providing front line support
Staff from our corporate services are rolling up their sleeves and getting stuck into new job roles to support their colleagues during the COVID-19 pandemic.