Design in Mental Health Network seeks new board members
With three current directors retiring, by rotation, from the Design in Mental Health Network (DiMHN) board, the organisation is seeking replacements from among its current
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Attitudes to mental health are changing but the budget lags behind
We took the opportunity to ask delegates to May’s DiMHN Conference some questions. Our survey set out to explore whether changed attitudes to mental health
DIMH Conference 2017 winners
Winners – Art in Site (The Wellbeing Ward) Winners – Project of the Year (Ancora House Project Team) Winner – Service User Engagement (Ancora House
Mental Health – we need talk and action
The Duke of Cambridge talking to pop star Lady Gaga about PTSD and Prince Harry’s open admission that he struggled with grief after the death
Salisbury District Hospital
Setting the standard for dementia-friendly wards Altro have developed product ranges and colours specifically designed for use with people who have dementia. This has
Warrington Hospital
Altro flooring brings massive benefits to pioneering dementia ward at Warrington hospital After Altro safety flooring was installed in a pioneering new dementia ward
Lynfield Mount Hospital
Altro Whiterock Satins cutting edge solution for therapy centre Daisy Hill House, Lynfield Mount Hospital in Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust (BDCFT) provides
DiMHN Conference Programme Confirmed
We’re delighted to confirm the full programme for our annual conference, which will be held at the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham on 16-17 May.
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Humans are a social species. Yes, there are a few of us who prefer the solitary existence, and for centuries, people have chosen this route
Events 2021
DiMHN have a series of events planned throughout 2021. As restrictions relax, we hope to see more and more of our community face-to-face!
11/05/21
Live webinar – Clinical Roundtable, ‘How can the built environment support clinicians in patient care?’
24/08/21
A live conference and exhibition for every person who has an interest in the impact good design can have on patient-led recovery.