Thinking about re-entering the workforce? We’re here to make the transition easier. In this episode, hear from Sharif and Karen from our employment services about how the team can support you every step of the way—from building confidence and polishing your resume to finding job opportunities that fit your life. Tune in to learn how the team can help you take your next step back into work. 

In this episode of Care in Conversation, we'll hear from husband and wife carers Jenny and Patrick Matten and patient safety specialist, Bethan Simpson who balances caring for her young daughter and working full time. 

Together, they share their experiences of caring, juggling work and life, and the importance of recognising and supporting carers. 

In this episode, we’re joined by Joy Warmington, CEO of brap, for an insightful and thought-provoking conversation on leadership within the NHS. Hosted by Paul Taylor, Director of Organisational Development and Culture at EPUT, this episode explores what it truly means to lead in one of the most complex and demanding public service environments.

Drawing on her extensive experience in equality, diversity, and organisational change, Joy shares her perspective on the qualities that define great leadership today. Together, Joy and Paul unpack the importance of inclusive leadership as a practical approach that drives better outcomes for staff, patients, and communities alike.

Episode one of the Care in Conversation podcast marks Maternal Mental health week, with host Stuart Hastings and special guests Salena Holmes and Alex Westcott who both work as part of EPUT's Perinatal Mental Health Team, as well as a patient's perspective. The episode explores how the service works, why maternal mental health is so important and the different reasons mothers may struggle during this crucial stage.