News and Events

One of our Recovery Pathway tutors talked to us about a Nesting Box & Bug House Project with our service users!   Find out more here.

Do you know anyone who would like to take part in our dementia research project?

Read the latest blog from CARMS (Cognitive AppRoaches to coMbatting Suicidality), a new psychological talking therapy for people who experience or have experienced psychosis and suicidal thoughts or feelings.

This study is trialing an Integrated Cognitive Assessment (ICA) test. This is a five minute computerized test, which we hope will help identify....

Come and view our mock-up bedroom for inpatients to see what a bedroom in our New Park House Development could look like.

A new innovative out of hours service (twilight hours inc weekends), delivered through a 3^rd sector and statutory service partnership supporting individuals who are experiencing mental distress/ crisis within a dynamic community setting.

Volunteers’ Week takes place between 1-7 June every year and is a time to recognise and thank volunteers. 

Read more about our Recovery Academy in this article, featured in the Wigan Observer this month.

Despite significant guidance recommending that people receiving inpatient mental health care should have access to treatment other than medication, including evidence-based psychological therapies such as cognitive,....

The PPiP2 study aims to identify potential participants for the SINAPPS2 trial investigating the role of the immune system in psychosis....

Alzheimer's disease is a progressive and irreversible disease in which patients show gradual impairment of cognition that....

International Clinical Trials Day is celebrated around the world on or near 20 May each year to commemorate the day that James Lind started his famous trial on the deadly disease, scurvy....

The Trust are considering membership of UK CRIS which provides access to de-identified service user data to researchers and clinicians in order to....

We aim to find out about what types of sleep problems people who use our services have (if any), what they would ideally want from a sleep treatment, or what they don’t want.

GMMH is back delivering face-to-face learning as its Recovery Academy returns to the classroom this week (13 May) with courses to support people with their mental health and substance misuse.

Do you want to work for a growing organisation, with care and compassion at the heart of its values? Find out more here!

Equality of access to high quality, evidence-based care and good outcomes is integral to the vision of the NHS and of our Trust. The establishment of a new Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Research Unit is one of the ways we're striving to achieve this.

Cumbria Police are teaming up with professionals who help people steer clear of substance misuse to warn of the dangers of buying prescription drugs online.