News and events

Throughout my blog this week, you will see a number of key themes emerge. These focus on our work to improve both safety and quality, as well as supporting our existing and future colleagues to improve the culture of our organisation.

A one-day workshop giving people the chance who have suffered trauma to live well and thrive is being offered in King’s Lynn this month.

New artwork installed at a Norwich city centre mental health centre is inspiring young people and reminding them of ‘happy times’.

I’d like to start my blog this week with a thank you to all colleagues who spent time away from family and friends over the Easter Weekend to provide support and care to service users and carers. I am truly grateful and hope everyone managed to get some downtime over the long weekend.

A team which brings together mental health and primary care nurses, therapists and prescribers has won a national award for its holistic approach to support with falls.

This post includes information about mental health and mortality. 

People with first-hand experience of the challenges of living with learning disabilities and/or autism are helping to shape future mental health services.

Over the last two weeks, Caroline has been on annual leave. To continue with our commitment to publishing a senior leadership blog, I wanted to share some of our important messages for our service users, families, carers, partners and colleagues from the last two weeks.

Bereaved families have been working with Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) to ensure there is even more support available to people who have been affected by a mental health-related death.