Despite the easing of some lockdown measures, this continues to be a very challenging time for many. With guidance changing on what feels like a daily basis, it is completely normal to feel a sense of uncertainty and frustration at being unable to plan ahead or to know what will happen next.
The Camden Learning Disability Service has been shortlisted for a Royal College of Psychiatrists award, recognising their outstanding commitment to support people living with a learning disability.
C&I consultants have taken a lead in presenting a major report that suggests 40% of dementia cases could be prevented or delayed, by targeting 12 risk factors throughout life.
C&I has won a Gold Award, from the Ministry of Defence, in recognition of our ‘forces-friendly’ initiatives in the workplace, and our commitment and support to our Armed Forces personnel, veterans and their families.
Dr Kay Frost, C&I Clinical Psychologist, is retiring on 16 July. After joining the Trust in January 1972, Dr Frost is one of our longest ever serving employees.
Our wellbeing webinar
17 September 2020
C&I held its first service user and carer webinar - moving the popular Mental Health Matters series online because of social-distancing