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Black History Month Interview: with Patricia Jones

15th October 2026|Black History Month, Blog, News|

This Black History Month, Touchstone have been interviewing prominent figures in our local Black communities to reflect this year's theme of Honouring our Communities. First up is local poet, publisher, and writer Patricia Jones. Read on to find out more about Patricia's work and how she thinks mental health

Black History Month Interview: with Patricia Jones

15th October 2026|Black History Month, Blog, News|

This Black History Month, Touchstone have been interviewing prominent figures in our local Black communities to reflect this year's theme of Honouring our Communities. First up is local poet, publisher, and writer Patricia Jones. Read on to find out more about Patricia's work and how she thinks mental health

New Research: Inclusive Crisis Alternatives – Helping Crisis Teams Meet the Needs of Neurodivergent Individuals

5th August 2026|Blog, Crisis support, Mental Health, Neurodiversity, News, Research|

Between September 2024 and January 2026, Touchstone's Tracey Hemmerdinger undertook research into how to make Crisis Alternative Services more inclusive spaces for neurodivergent people and people with learning difficulties. This research was commissioned by NHS England to inform a workforce development strategy for the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise

New Research: Inclusive Crisis Alternatives – Helping Crisis Teams Meet the Needs of Neurodivergent Individuals

5th August 2026|Blog, Crisis support, Mental Health, Neurodiversity, News, Research|

Between September 2024 and January 2026, Touchstone's Tracey Hemmerdinger undertook research into how to make Crisis Alternative Services more inclusive spaces for neurodivergent people and people with learning difficulties. This research was commissioned by NHS England to inform a workforce development strategy for the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise

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