About the Wellbeing Hub
The Devon Wellbeing Hub was set up in March 2021, in response to the impact of COVID-19. The Hub is operated by staff from Devon Partnership NHS Trust, who are working on behalf of the Devon Integrated Care System, in collaboration with Livewell Southwest and One Devon.
We are open to anyone working in healthcare, social care or the Police in Devon and Plymouth; no matter what your role. This includes people working for the NHS, in social care settings and primary care health services, as well as people working in care homes, for domiciliary care organisations, for VCSE organisations who deliver health or social services, for the police or for any non-clinical role.
The Hub is designed to be a single place where someone concerned about their wellbeing can come, unpick their needs and be supported to get to the right services quickly. Our service is completely confidential and we can help with a range of issues, whether they’re related to the pandemic or not. We can support you with managing stress and mental wellbeing, financial worries, domestic violence and relationship issues or any other issues you’re facing with your wellbeing.
Our team is made up of trained NHS staff, including Clinical Psychologists, Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners and Chaplains who are here to support you with empathy and understanding and help you find the tools and services to help you with any issues you are facing.
We want as many colleagues as possible to be able to book an appointment with the Hub. We understand that some people will have different accessibility needs which is why we can be flexible with the support we offer. For example, you may want to meet face-to-face rather than virtually, or you may like to bring someone along to your assessment. When you get in touch, please let us know your needs and we will do our best to accommodate.
Testimonials
Hear from some of the individuals and teams we've supported:
- The importance of asking for help
- The power of listening - support from our Chaplains
- Virtual workshop
- Reflective practice for Experts by Experience
- Emotional support from our Chaplains
- Pastoral support
- Embrace Your Plate course
- Senior Healthcare Manager
- Burdon Grange Care Home
- "Don't suffer in silence"
- 1:1 support from one of our Colleague Wellbeing Practitioners
- Pastoral support from our Chaplains- testimonial from a healthcare colleague
- West of England Specialist Gender Identity Clinic
- Pastoral care from our Chaplains
- Preceptorship Programme at Torbay Hospital
- Support from our Chaplains
- Electronic Staff Record team at DPT
- Chaplaincy support
- Intensive Care Unit at Royal Devon NHS
- Trainee Clinical Associates in Psychology
- Clinical Community Dietitian team at Torbay Hospital
- Public Health team at Devon County Council
News Stories
Below are some of our recent news stories, which include updates and top tips:
- Realtionship issues - how the Hub can help
- National Wellness Month - self-care practices
- Keeping well at work
- Postive steps - how walking can improve our wellbeing
- Stress Awareness Month - small ways to make a big difference
- The Devon Wellbeing Hub turns three
- Food and mood - top tips on how to eat and drink well
- Top talking tips
- Support over the festive season
- Devon Wellbeing Hub supports thousands of colleagues
- Self-care isn't selfish
- International Pronouns Day - The importance of feeling heard and valued for who we are
- The importance of talking about mental health
- Support for teams impacted by suicide
- Sign up for the Devon Wellbeing Hub's new Introducing Mindfulness Course
- Top tips to unwind for World Wellbeing Week
- Devon Wellbeing Hub encourages men to talk about their mental health
- How to manage anxiety
- Funding for the Devon Wellbeing Hub continues
- What to expect in a wellbeing assessment
- Devon Wellbeing Hub reflect on the past two years
- Devon Wellbeing Hub Chaplain officiates wedding for care home colleague
- How to get a good night's sleep
- Time to Talk Day: An opportunity to open up
- Managing Imposter Syndrome - virtual workshop
- Learn how to achieve your New Year goals - virtual workshops
- Top tips to navigate the festive season
- Seasonal Self-Care - virtual workshops
- Simple steps to manage stress
- Spotlight On the Devon Wellbeing Hub - Pride of DPT Board Award winner
- An update on our Devon Wellbeing Hub
- Supporting those who support others
- Support for teams
- Tackling loneliness - top tips
- The Devon Wellbeing celebrates its first birthday
Get in touch
The Hub operates between 9am and 4.30pm Monday to Friday, and we aim to respond to any emails or messages received out of hours on the next working day.
Now more than ever, it’s important to look after our wellbeing, so get in touch by emailing us at dpt.devonwellbeing@nhs.net, or by calling on 0300 303 5455.
For urgent mental health support 24/7, please contact the First Response Service via NHS 111 (select the mental health option).