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Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust have launched a podcast called Mental Health and You. It's out now on Apple podcasts, to subscribe go to Apple Podcasts and search for Mental Health and You.  

Some people think that therapy is an extreme option, and that unless things get really bad you should try to manage on your own. But this isn't true. It's ok to try therapy at any point in your life, whatever your background.

Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) has been awarded £800,000 in national funding to develop a maternal mental health service (MMHS) to care for women who have experienced traumatic births or bereavement.

An innovative project designed to reduce suicides by making sure high-risk service users and their carers are fully involved in effective safety planning is being rolled out across Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) following a successful pilot.

More than 25,000 callers to a mental health phone line launched seven months ago have received immediate help from Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT).

An intervention designed to help young people overcome insomnia is to be rolled out by Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) following a successful pilot.

Young people in Norfolk and Suffolk have been working alongside the research team at Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) to produce innovative information and activity booklets explaining research to children, young people and families.

As we enter the second national lockdown, our children and young people may well be feeling that this is harder than the first lockdown. They know what to expect this time and the kinds of difficulties that lockdown brought us before

Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) has demonstrated its commitment to making sure that veterans and members of the armed forces are treated with fairness and respect by signing the Armed Forces Covenant.