Healing through helping – Bea’s story
An inspiring County Durham woman who spent much of her childhood in hospital with asthma has told how volunteering with us has changed her life.
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Dyslexia doesn’t stop you achieving your goals
After years of being labelled as lazy, messy, disorganised and a daydreamer, at the age of 37, Dr Helen Spencer was diagnosed with dyslexia.
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Celebrating Trust volunteers making a positive difference
This Volunteers’ Week we're celebrating the dedicated people who volunteer across our Trust and make a positive difference.
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Training events call to tackle the rise of stalking behaviours in young people
Researchers are concerned about the prevalence and normalisation of stalking, with 1 in 5 young people experiencing stalking behaviour.
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NHS is a family affair for nurse Christine
A nurse who has dedicated half-a-century to transforming mental health care is set to retire this week.
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New chief executive announced
We have appointed Alison Smith as our new chief executive.
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Trust member uses lived experience to help others – Dementia Action Week
A former project manager whose life was turned upside down after developing Alzheimer's in his 40s is using his experiences to help others.
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Children and young people blossom in CAMHS garden
Our child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) in Durham is creating a calming outdoor space to help young people blossom.
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Roseberry Park Hospital throw feel-good fest for Mental Health Awareness Week and International Nurses Day
Roseberry Park Hospital go big for Mental Health Awareness Week and International Nurses Day
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0800 crisis line number to be deactivated soon
From 10am on Tuesday 3 June 2025, our 0800 crisis line number will be deactivated and will no longer accept calls.
