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Oyepero Olasehinde-Williams is a Pharmacy Team Manager based in Rayleigh and supports patients who use our community services in mid and south Essex.

A specialist team are helping organisations to identify and support people who have suffered from trauma, including vulnerable women working in prostitution and people experiencing domestic violence.

Nicola Armstrong has been working as a mental health nurse since 1999, and has developed in her nursing career through mental health research.  

A maternal mental health service provided by Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust has expanded to support more people across Essex.

The group brings together current and previous service users who are interested in helping shape and develop eating disorder services in Essex. 

This Overseas NHS Workers Day (1 March) we’re celebrating our internationally trained colleagues and their valuable contribution to providing care for our patients.

Suzy is a member of EPUT’s Eating Disorder Service User Network. Now 18 months into her recovery, she shares her journey so far and reflects on the progress she has made.

Animal-loving patients at one of Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust’s residential care homes enjoyed meeting Willow, Ollie and Simba during a pet therapy session.