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Central London's leading private mental health hospital, specialising in general psychiatry, eating disorders and addictions.

09/04/2026

Do you feel like your nervous system is stuck in 'fight or flight'?

Dr Ekaterina Yurtaeva, Counselling Psychologist at Nightingale Hospital, answers another one of the most searched questions about stress: What does an unregulated nervous system actually look and feel like?

08/04/2026

Stress shows up in more ways than you may realise.

It's not just feeling overwhelmed - it can affect your body, your mood, and your relationships too.

Do any of these feel familiar? Our team at Nightingale is here to help.

🔗 Click on the link below to learn more: www.nightingalehospital.co.uk/stress/

07/04/2026

Stress is a natural response, and in the short-term can sometimes be a good thing. Positive stress is short-term, motivating, and enhances performance, increases focus and helps us adapt to new challenges.

The problem with stress sets in when it becomes chronic. It is estimated that between 74% to 91% of UK adults felt overwhelmed or unable to cope due to stress at least once in the past year.

With numbers that high, we need to know when stress turns from a positive, short-term, performance-enhancing response to a chronic, debilitating and overwhelming experience.

In this video, Dr Ekaterina (Katya) Yurtaeva, Counselling Psychologist at Nightingale Hospital, answers one of the most searched questions about stress: What does stress actually look like?

05/04/2026

Happy Easter from all of us at Nightingale Hospital! 🐰

May this festive season bring moments of love, joy and strength to all.

31/03/2026

Tour our newly re introduced Acute Inpatient Ward 1B. 🎉

We are proud to unveil our fully refurbished Acute Inpatient Ward 1B, a significant step forward in our commitment to delivering first class mental health treatment in the heart of London.

The redesigned space brings together gold standard safety features, thoughtful clinical innovation, and a calm, therapeutic environment created with our patients’ needs at the centre. Every detail has been purposefully considered to support healing, comfort, and privacy throughout inpatient care.

Take a look inside and see how we’re redefining what exceptional mental health treatment looks like.

30/03/2026

Today is World Bipolar Day. 💜

Despite being the fourth most common mental health condition, bipolar disorder is often misunderstood.

This World Bipolar Day, we're proud to stand alongside our patients and the wider mental health community in calling for greater understanding, better diagnosis, and more compassionate care for everyone living with this condition.

🔗 Read the full article from our specialists here: www.nightingalehospital.co.uk/nightingale-hospital-experts-recognise-world-bipolar-day-wbd/

26/03/2026

We are delighted to announce that Dr Emma Janes has been appointed as Lead Consultant – OCD.

Dr Janes brings a wealth of experience with a dual training in psychiatry and psychotherapy. She has had an extensive career previously at the NHS and as Medical Director of Cygnet Hospital Ealing before settling at Nightingale.

At Nightingale, we offer a full stepped care pathway for OCD treatment across inpatient, day care, outpatient and TMS for OCD. You can view our OCD Services Overview here: workdrive.zohopublic.eu/external/5e60b19cc5fcb30baf35075589114f2f2156c9629e7aa73cd9277d3a426b9d3b

Please join us as we congratulate and support Dr Janes in this new position.

25/03/2026

Yesterday, we attended the London Eating Disorders Conference 2026!

This year's focus was on Moving Beyond Anorexia Nervosa: Clinical Insights Into Restrictive Eating Disorders, a vital topic that sits at the heart of what we do at Nightingale.

Representing our eating disorder services yesterday were Fiona Roye-Taylor, Dr Helen Murphy, Dr Shaza Elfaki and Jacqui Russon.

To all those new (and familiar) faces that we saw, thank you for connecting with us as we all work to support those who are experiencing eating disorders. LEDC is always such an energising environment to be in and yesterday was no different.

20/03/2026

Eid Mubarak! 🌙

Wishing everyone joy, peace, and celebration this Eid from Nightingale Hospital.

18/03/2026

Depression is treatable, and with the right help, people can and do recover.

If you are unsure how best to support your loved one, beginning with a calm, compassionate conversation can be a helpful starting point. Encouraging them to seek professional care is one of the most supportive steps you can take.

At Nightingale Hospital, we are here to support your loved one every step of the way, no matter what type of support they need. We offer a number of different treatment pathways for depression. From talking therapies and TMS for treatment‑resistant depression to our specialised inpatient and day therapy programmes. Each pathway is designed to meet individual needs with compassion.

If you or someone you care about needs support, we’re here to help.

🔗 Reach out via the link here: www.nightingalehospital.co.uk/the-dos-and-donts-of-supporting-someone-with-depression/

17/03/2026

Everyday tasks can feel overwhelming when someone is struggling with depression. That’s where gentle, practical support can make a real difference.

Whether it’s helping them explore treatment options, organising their appointments, or simply reassuring them that seeking help is a sign of strength.

At Nightingale Hospital, we know that supportive involvement from friends and family can play a crucial role in recovery.

🔗 Learn more about supporting someone living with depression:
www.nightingalehospital.co.uk/the-dos-and-donts-of-supporting-someone-with-depression/

16/03/2026

Supporting someone with depression can be deeply emotional. Watching a loved one struggle, withdraw or lose their sense of self is painful, and it’s natural to want to take their pain away. But knowing how to help, and what to avoid, can often feel confusing.

At Nightingale Hospital, we’ve spent decades supporting individuals and families through the challenges of depression. Drawing on this experience, we’ve put together some key DO’s and DON’Ts to guide you in offering meaningful, compassionate support.

🔗 Click on the link to learn more: www.nightingalehospital.co.uk/the-dos-and-donts-of-supporting-someone-with-depression/

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