Design in Mental Health 2025

Design in Mental Health 2025

This year we were delighted to collaborate with the Design in Mental Health Network (DiMH) at their 2025 Conference and Exhibition, with the AfH Project Gallery sitting art the heart of the space on Stand 600.

The belief that thoughtful, inclusive, and evidence-based design in mental health environments has the power to transform lives is the foundation of DIMH’s work.

Showcasing their excellent work in collaboration and engagement, innovation and testing, and research and education sits perfectly alongside our own knowledgeshare and best practice pillars.

This years’ showcase featured:

  • Cullinan Studio | The Catkin Centre and Sunflower House, Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, Alder Hey Children’s NHS FT
  • Medical Architecture / Scott Tallon Walker Architects | St. Vincent’s Mental Health Hospital, Royalton Group, for St. Vincent’s Hospital
  • P+HS Architects | Lynfield Mount Hospital, Bradford District Care NHS FT
  • Peagreen + Kwickscreen | Mural for Mental Health Room, Children’s ED, University of Southampton
  • Medical Architecture | Dorset CAMHS PICU, Kier Construction / Dorset HealthCare University NHS FT
  • Gilling Dod Architects | Mental Health Digital Research & Innovation Centre, Mersey Care NHS FT
  • Gilling Dod Architects | North View, Adult Acute and Older Adult Mental Health Hospital, Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS FT
  • Gilling Dod Architects | Combe Valley Hospital, Sussex Partnership NHS FT
  • Ryder Architecture | Lowther Road Integrated Community Hub, North London NHS FT
  • Fleet Architects | Berrywood CAMHS Inpatient Ward Extension and Refurbishment, Northamptonshire HealthCare NHS FT

Dormitory Eradication: Lessons Learnt

Caroline Mulholland and Hannah Chamberlain facilitated an excellent workshop exploring the challenges and experiences of clients and design teams working on dormitory eradication schemes. 

If you missed your change to contribute to our survey, you can complete it here. The results, combined with the findings of our workshop will be presented as an AfH insight report, later in the year.

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