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Neil Boot, Hospital Manager, with the Triangle of Care certificate

Cygnet Aspen Clinic gains Triangle of Care accreditation

Well done to the team at Cygnet Aspen Clinic who have received an accreditation for the work they do to involve carers in the support of their loved ones after the service was praised for its “carer friendly culture”.

The Cygnet Delfryn team

Cygnet Delfryn House and Lodge receive positive inspection report

Well done to the teams at Cygnet Delfryn House and Cygnet Delfryn Lodge who have received a positive inspection report by the regulator, Health Inspectorate Wales (HIW), with inspectors praising staff for their “kind, engaging and proactive” manner.

Latest blogs

Matthew Gill

How to approach the new year in a positive mind

In this blog, Matt Gill, Interim Regional Director of Psychology Services (North), talks about the basics of positivity and identifies some of the many benefits of approaching life from a positive point of view, as well as exploring some tips and techniques for cultivating a positive mindset for 2025.

Christine Clarke

My story as a Carer

Christine is mum to a 26-year-old service user at Cygnet Nield House, a 29-bed mental health hospital in Crewe. This Carers Rights Day, she shares her story and what it means to now be a Carer Ambassador for Cygnet Health Care.

Dr Salim Matta

Why do many men over 50 struggle to talk about mental health?

Dr Salim Matta, Cygnet's Regional Medical Director (North), explains why men over 50 often find it difficult to talk about their feelings. He also highlights some key things that men can do to help improve their emotional wellbeing.

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Latest videos

Music 2 Empower – Akin’s Story

In this episode of Music 2 Empower we meet Akin, a service user at Cygnet Bury Hudson, who talks about the power of music and how music puts him in his “safe and happy zone”.