We were “living a nightmare” now we volunteer to help others with psychosis
Joe and Carol volunteer their time to lead a weekly peer support group for people who have had a first experience of psychosis that live in Redcar and Cleveland.
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Young people help recruit the next generation of mental health professionals
Children and young people from local mental health services have taken part in specialist interview training to help them play a valuable role in recruiting new staff.
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Free mental health resources for children and young people
How to access free mental health and wellbeing information and resources for children and young people.
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New self-esteem research to help teens
New research is looking at how to support 12–18-year-olds with low self-esteem.
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New clean energy upgrades at our trust
Our trust will benefit from new funding to install clean energy upgrades, helping to reduce energy bills.
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A decade of Mindfulness at TEWV: supporting staff and patients to thrive
We are celebrating 10 years of delivering mindfulness to thousands of staff and patients across County Durham, Tees Valley and North Yorkshire and York — a journey that began with the vision of one consultant psychiatrist.
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York CAMHS service features in latest Healthwatch magazine
Becky and Sarah give insight into our young people’s neurodiversity team, including what happens during an autism assessment.
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Transforming health and weight management for adults with learning disabilities through theatre
A new Lifestyle Energy Activity and Nutrition (LEAN) programme is in development to help adults with a learning disability manage their weight using modern arts-based theatre.
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Harrogate College students celebrate artwork at new mental health building
Artwork created by Harrogate College students displayed throughout Hummingbird House.
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£250,000 funding awarded to charitable organisations in York for community-led mental health and wellbeing support
Seven charitable organisations in York have been awarded a share of £250k over two years to further extend and build on the achievements of earlier transformation work, which has reshaped how local people access mental health support close to home.
