NHS Practitioner Health

NHS Practitioner Health Support is offered on a one-to-one and group basis. We are commissioned by CCGs to provide care - please see our website for details of how to access PHP.

NHS Practitioner Health is a free and confidential mental health and addiction treatment service for health and care professionals in England and Scotland who are unable to access confidential support from local services. The NHS Practitioner Health Programme can offer advice, support and treatment where ill-health is affecting the mental wellbeing of a health professional and affecting their ability to work. We can also offer advice on prevention of ill-health and have a variety of organisational programmes and facilitated workshops to deliver a healthy workplace.

Thank you to the University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust for inviting us to speak at their NSMD event. Together with...
18/09/2026

Thank you to the University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust for inviting us to speak at their NSMD event. Together with key figures, UHL staff, and bereaved relatives, we remembered the loved ones, friends, and colleagues we have lost, shared words of hope, and discussed the importance of destigmatizing mental ill health within the healthcare workforce and ensuring that staff can access wellbeing support.

Yesterday, NHS Practitioner Health and Doctors in Distress attended a NSMD event hosted by the University Hospitals of L...
18/09/2026

Yesterday, NHS Practitioner Health and Doctors in Distress attended a NSMD event hosted by the University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust at Glenfield Hospital. Amandip Sidhu, Founder of Doctors in Distress, spoke to members of the wellbeing community and UHL staff about his late brother, Dr Jagdip Sidhu, the importance of Doctors in Distress, and the support that NHS staff need to be provided.

"What began here in Leicester, with Doctors in Distress and with the support of our colleagues here at University Hospit...
17/09/2026

"What began here in Leicester, with Doctors in Distress and with the support of our colleagues here at University Hospitals of Leicester, has become something much bigger. A national day where we stop. Where we remember. Where we say the names of colleagues we have lost. Where we acknowledge the impact they had on us, on their patients, on their families and on the communities they served. And where we remind those who may be struggling now that they matter too."

To mark the National Su***de Memorial Day for Health and Care Workers, NHS Practitioner Health and Doctors in Distress attended an event hosted by Leicester's Hospitals at Glenfield Hospital. At this event, Practitioner Health Medical Director Dr Helen Garr announced the launch of the Wall of Remembrance, an online memorial for health and care workers who have died by su***de. Visit the wall here: bit.ly/PHWallOfRemembrance

As part of this year's theme, , we have launched a wall of hope - an online space to share words of hope, support, an...
17/09/2026

As part of this year's theme, , we have launched a wall of hope - an online space to share words of hope, support, and reasons to stay with health and care professionals struggling with their mental health or dealing with suicidal thoughts. Visit the wall of hope here: bit.ly/PHWallOfHope

This , we have established the first online memorial wall for health and care workers who have died by su***de - a perm...
17/09/2026

This , we have established the first online memorial wall for health and care workers who have died by su***de - a permanent space to pay tribute and celebrate the lives of colleagues, friends, and loved ones we have lost. Visit the wall here: bit.ly/PHWallOfRemembrance

17/09/2026

Today is the National Su***de Memorial Day for Health and Care Workers. Please take a minute out of your day to remember those we have tragically lost - friends, loved ones, and colleagues whose loss is deeply felt. Doctors in Distress

"You don't have to go through it alone." If you can't see a way out, please know that there is always someone willing to...
16/09/2026

"You don't have to go through it alone." If you can't see a way out, please know that there is always someone willing to help and support you. Today, take that first step and tell someone you're struggling - speak to a friend, loved one, colleague, manager, healthcare professional, or call a mental health helpline. You're not alone.

TW: Su***de. "There's no shame in struggling." Dr Benji Waterhouse's message of hope provides a much needed reminder tha...
15/09/2026

TW: Su***de. "There's no shame in struggling." Dr Benji Waterhouse's message of hope provides a much needed reminder that health and care workers are human, and can struggle with their mental health too. Don't let feelings of shame prevent you from getting the help you need. If you work in England or Scotland and cannot access mental health treatment from local services, register with Practitioner Health today - www.practitionerhealth.nhs.uk

Practitioner Health's su***de prevention and postvention navigation guide is a comprehensive resource filled with resour...
14/09/2026

Practitioner Health's su***de prevention and postvention navigation guide is a comprehensive resource filled with resources and tools to help health and care professionals to navigate a su***de-related crisis. This , share our guide with your organisations. Together, we can make sure that no more lives are lost to su***de. Access the guide here: bit.ly/PHNavigationGuide

Trigger Warning: Su***de. This year's theme for is 'Lasting Memories and Building Hope'. As part of this campaign, we ...
13/09/2026

Trigger Warning: Su***de. This year's theme for is 'Lasting Memories and Building Hope'. As part of this campaign, we will be launching an online memorial wall containing tributes for the colleagues, friends, and loved ones we have tragically lost to su***de. Help us to continue their memory by submitting a tribute here: bit.ly/NSMD26

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NHS Practitioner Health, Hurley Clinic, Ebenezer House, Kennington Lane
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SE114HJ

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Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
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