Within this site you will find useful information and resources if you are a person living with mental health issues, a carer, family member, friend, mental health professional or commissioner.
Recently, Julia Danks, Clinical Specialist from the Meriden Team was invited to be a panel member on the Birmingham & Solihull Mental Health Trust ‘Schwartz Round’ event, in to talk about her experience getting started with using Behavioural Family Therapy for the first time after training. What Are Schwartz Rounds? Schwartz Rounds provide a […]
Martin Atchison, Deputy Head of the Meriden Family Programme recently helped arrange for Dave Bell to visit Thomas Walunguba in Uganda at Moroto hospital. Dave works at St. Andrews hospital where Martin was speaking during one of their family work training courses and it was mentioned that Dave was visiting Uganda in the near future. […]
The Meriden Family Programme welcomed Nosa Igbinomwanhia to the office on 25th July. Nosa, pictured here, came to the UK in 2014 through the Commonwealth Fellowship Scheme from Benin, Nigeria with three colleagues. After completing a number of training courses with Meriden, Nosa returned to Nigeria and along with his other colleagues, Nkechi Igbinigie, Blessing […]
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