The Maudsley Blog
Celebrating neurodivergent creativity: residencies at Bethlem Gallery

This year, residencies by Mr X, Jules Cunningham, and Project Art Works at Bethlem Gallery showcased neurodivergent perspectives, highlighting art’s power to drive inclusion and change.
Read Celebrating neurodivergent creativity: residencies at Bethlem Gallery…Smoke free insights: World Oral Health Day

On World Oral Health Day, it is important that we talk about how smoking affects your oral health.
Read Smoke free insights: World Oral Health Day…Celebrating neurodiversity: embracing creativity, strength and inclusion

This Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we're showcasing Alice Wilson's artwork - an artist with autism and ADHD who has accessed services at our Trust. Through her vibrant pieces, she illustrates both the strengths and challenges of being neurodivergent.
Read Celebrating neurodiversity: embracing creativity, strength and inclusion…eMHA by Thalamos

eMHA is new digital tool to support safer, faster and more joined up care for people detained under the Mental Health Act (MHA) is being introduced soon in South London and Maudsley Mental Health Trust.
Read eMHA by Thalamos…Does the Ethnicity of Mental Health Research Participants Reflect the Eligible Population?

Aikaterini Dima, Core Psychiatry Trainee at the Maudsley Training Programme and Juliana Onwumere, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Reader in Clinical Psychology at King’s College London and South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust explore in this blog how well the ethnicity of mental health research participants aligns with the local population served.
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