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Exeter Quilters raise £1,400 to support Perinatal services
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Charity, News on 17th January, 2020
Our charity’s Little Something Fund, which supports our Perinatal services was nominated by the Exeter Quilters as one of four charities to benefit from their incredible fundraising efforts during last year. The money was raised selling raffle tickets to win an amazing double quilt made by the members and the profits...
Congratulations to Adrian James, elected President of Royal College of Psychiatrists
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in #ProudofDPT, Mental health, News on 9th January, 2020
We are delighted to announce that Dr Adrian James has been elected as the next President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Adrian becomes the 17th President after a closely fought election and saw off challenges from Professor Kam Bhui and Professor Pamela Taylor, who finished second and third respectively....
Butterfly Conservation as Metaphor for Recovery
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in News, Recovery and wellbeing on 7th January, 2020
Three years ago I spoke at a conference hosted by Exmoor National Park to celebrate the work we had initiated together to promote the mental health benefits our National Parks offer to individuals and our communities. At the end of my talk, Megan Lowe, a community project worker for Butterfly...
John Woolner appointed Regional Systemic Curriculum Lead for Frontline
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in News on 6th January, 2020
Congratulations to John Woolner who has been appointed as the South West Regional Systemic Curriculum Lead for Frontline, alongside his role as Systemic and Family Psychotherapist in PPT (Psychology and Psychological Therapies). Frontline is a charity with a mission to transform the lives of vulnerable children by recruiting and developing people to...
Thea Bull wins at Academy of Nursing Annual Conferenc
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Events and conferences, Mental health, News on 23rd December, 2019
Thea Bull, Medicines Management Nurse Practitioner, was chosen as one of the winners in the Academy of Nursing Annual Conference held in October this year. Chris Burford, Jane Viner and David Thomas, all Chief Nurses at the Academy, were judges and commended Thea as a worthy winner, amongst a lot of...