We're working with Camden Council and Camden Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) on a new prevention fund of £750,000 - equally funded by the three organisations - to ensure more people get more support to manage mental health problems early on.
C&I's London Veterans Service, which provides help for veterans who are finding it difficult to cope with civilian life and have mental illnesses, was a finalist in the Mental Health category at the Military and Civilian Health Partnership Awards 2014.
Over 100 people attended C&I's latest project AR-DSA (Awareness & Response to Domestic & Sexual Abuse) on November 25 2014 which ensures staff know how to respond when incidents of domestic and sexual abuse are reported.
Alcohol Awareness Week aims to raise awareness about alcohol consumption and the damage excess drink can cause. Find out about the daily guidelines for alcohol comsumption and how you can cut down the amount you drink.
Six years ago Lucy was an alcoholic. With the help of our Substance Misuse Service (SMS) she's now a trained Art Psychotherapist and has managed to turn her life around. Here's her story.
Robert Andrews, 43, from south east London, served in Afghanistan for a three-year period and suffers from PTSD. He tells us his story and explains how Armistice Day can be a difficult time for some veterans as it can bring back distressing memories of times in service.
Our specialists have answered some frequently asked questions about OCD. "Whilst OCD has become a well-used term, its stereotypes do pose the risks of misunderstanding and minimisation of the degree of distress and debilitation that suffers often bare" - Clinical Psychologist, Libby Watson.
John didn't realise he had anything wrong with him until his girlfriend was watching an OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) story line on Hollyoaks and later turned to him and said, "You do that. You do exactly what he is doing!" This prompted John to consult a doctor and eventually he was fast-tracked for Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) at C&I. Here's his story.
Camden partners join forces to invest in mental health prevention
We're working with Camden Council and Camden Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) on a new prevention fund of £750,000 - equally funded by the three organisations - to ensure more people get more support to manage mental health problems early on.