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A conference has been held by the Trust and university partners to explore the topic of whether healthcare professionals should end coercion in mental health settings, and if so, how that can be done safely.

We are delighted to welcome Jennifer Hawkes, Psychotherapist in Newham CAMHS and newly appointed East London Clinical Lead for Sustainability and Climate Action.

ELFT colleagues marked Remembrance Day by holding an event on 7 November to raise money for the Royal British Legion and tell the community about support for armed forces personnel.

A national five-day strike by British Medical Association (BMA) resident doctors is due to start on Wednesday 17 December.

The Research and Innovation Conference (R&I) was an opportunity to hear about studies in the Trust, and to say farewell to outgoing research director, Karin Albani, and hello to Merve Dilgul, who has been appointed as the new Head of Research

People Participation Worker, DK, shares her insights on the journey that has led her to accept her uniqueness, to do things on her terms and advocate for people who are at different stages of their own journey

Staff from across the Trust came together on Thursday 9 October for this year’s All Staff Network Conference, held virtually via Zoom.

Colleagues from Bedfordshire and Luton Clinical Health Psychology Services attended a two-day training course to learn more about the benefits of a particular therapeutic approach.

On Thursday 6 November, the fifteenth annual Quality in Care (QiC) Diabetes Awards took place at Sanofi's UK headquarters in Reading. The ceremony celebrates programmes that have gone above and beyond to improve diabetes care.

Ten service users were funded by the ELFT Charity, the Trust's charity, to undertake Barista training to equip them with skills for future employment.