We want everyone to feel valued and aim to create ways to celebrate our differences and share stories from all our different paths in life. To do this, we aim to work with our staff networks and Diversity teams to create events and workshops for members to come together, learn, and share ideas and experiences.
At Sussex Partnership, our staff do amazing things daily to give our service users the care and compassion they need to start their recovery journey. However, like anyone, our staff who work for us are only human. They need some care when experiencing emotional or psychological difficulties like anyone else. That's why we aim to offer a range of services to help our staff feel ok again.
A new year brings new changes at Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust! We are pleased to announce that we have officially appointed Funmi Onamusi as our brand-new Chief People Officer.
As mental health care evolves and changes as a Trust, we need to ensure we keep up to date with the best care for anyone who walks through our doors for help. This can be achieved by conducting our research studies to trial new forms of treatment. Our latest study we are running at Sussex Partnership is with our Voices Clinic to look at voice-hearing in the context of Anorexia and testing if Relating Therapy is helpful across a range of conditions.
It can be hard to stay active in the winter months. As the weather gets colder and the nights draw in, it can be easy to let your exercise routines slip in favour of the "it's Christmas, I'll start again in the new year" mindset. However, staying active during this period can help you not only keep yourself healthy but also boost your mental health during this cold period. To help provide a little extra motivation, we have partnered with Love to Ride to join in with their Winter Wheelers Challenge 2022 and get staff and users to hop back on their bikes.
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