South London Listens has launched its second community survey to find out how the mental health and wellbeing of south Londoners has changed over the last year.
After a two year absence, you are invited to this year’s Making Life Better Together Summer Street Party at Springfield and Tolworth Hospitals – put the dates in your diary now!
Staff from our National Deaf Service have teamed up with SignVideo, an online British Sign Language interpretation service, to create a series of short films raising awareness of mental health and the practical steps we can take to stay mentally healthy.
South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust (SWLSTG) are pleased to announce the selection of leading residential developer London Square as their partner for the next stage of residential development at Springfield Village, following the sale of plots E2U, F, G, P and Q.
Sutton Uplift’s Wellbeing Lead, Leo Packard-Bell, is sharing his mental health journey to encourage others to ‘reach out and connect’ during Mental Health Awareness Week (9-15 May).
Please be advised that the pedestrian route through the site from and up to the Glenburnie Road entrance is being diverted.
This takes people around the back of Newton building and will be in place from 13 May until 13 June 2022. The route is clearly marked per the signage shown below.
Richmond CAMHS assistant psychologist Nicola Dalrymple and some of our young experts by experience have won a national award for their hard work developing the Trust’s new Child Friendly Safeguarding Policy.
We know that it is important for people admitted to hospital to have regular contact with family and friends, however it is also vital that we keep people safe from infection while coronavirus continues to be in general circulation.
If you’re suffering from anxiety, depression or low mood, your job – or lack of one – can be a major factor in your recovery. For many people too, work is the source of the stress that made them unwell in the first place, with the prospect of returning a real barrier to better mental well-being.
A mum has paid tribute to the perinatal mental health service at South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust for the specialist care and support she received following the birth of her second baby.