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Workways to expand Supported Employment service across Devon
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Mental health, News, Recovery and wellbeing on 14th November, 2018
Workways, part of Devon Partnership NHS Trust, is delighted to have been successful in obtaining funding from NHS England to expand the IPS, Individual Placement & Support approach to people who access mental health services across all areas of Devon. Until now only people living in Exeter, East & Mid...
It's Occupational Therapy Week
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in News, Recovery and wellbeing on 5th November, 2018
It’s national Occupational Therapy week and with more than 150 OTs working here, we are focusing on the amazing work they do. Occupational Therapy is the profession that supports people to ‘live life their way’ despite any health or care needs they may be living with. Occupational Therapists have been described...
Rebekah shares her story to give others hope
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Mental health, News, Recovery and wellbeing on 2nd November, 2018
Rebekah has worked closely with members of our perinatal service for some time, including helping to shape the design of our new Wonford House MBU. For years Rebekah tried to hide having perinatal depression, but now she is sharing her story in the hope of helping others. This is always a...