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People who get involved in research tend to have better health outcomes, as they become better at managing their own condition. Joining the research community means you're actively helping to discover new ways to prevent, diagnose and manage illnesses.
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Posted on at by Aliya Ismangil
As we all know, 2020 was a tough year for everyone and required a lot of adapting to ensure we continue to provide the best support for our service users and community. Recovery Pathways, a service that aims to enable and support recovery by offering a unique and creative range of opportunities for positive mental health and wellbeing, had managed to do just that.
Read Recovery Pathways supports you to build futures through art, people and places – 2020 highlights…
Posted on at by Gemma Newbury
We want to hear from you about how you feel when you experience our services.
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Please give us your feedback by completing the Improving Black, Asian and minority ethnic community experiences of mental health services questionnaire.
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Posted on at by Becky Mellor
The Recovery Academy is back in in the classroom and we can’t wait to see you!
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