About Us

Below you will see some of the people who have been part of Hartlepool and East Durham Mind over the last years, helping to build and change the organisation and making sure we stay true to our roots.  Built on a human understanding of people and their context we work across a range of activities, projects and partnerships to support wellbeing across Hartlepool, Durham and beyond.  We believe in individuals as part of, and dependent upon, local communities and our larger society.  We don’t exist in a bubble, we are connected to others in all kinds of different ways and we need each other and a healthy way of living and being to grow and thrive. 


Here at Hartlepool Mind we are committed to working with and alongside individuals and communities, recognizing the amazing strengths and assets we all share and using them to build better ways to be.  If get involved with our work just get in touch, maybe become a peer supporter? a volunteer? or apply for any vacancies that look interesting to you - we look forward to meeting you soon

Meet Our Team

Management & Delivery Team

Iain Caldwell
Chief Executive Officer
Mark Setchell
Business & Finance Manager
Claire Yoeman
Coordinator/Administrator
Karen Coleman

AnetaBradley
 Learning Support Guide
Dave Hill
Peer Support Guide
Gary Dougherty
Wellbeing Practitioner
Mark Dougerty
Wellbeing Practitioner

Peer & Volunteer Team (Hartlepool & Stockton)

Glynis
Wendy
Michael
Angela
Jenny Englishby
Melony
Carol
Deborah
Elaine Burns

Welcome Team

Becky Bailly
Lewis Doherty

Trustee Team

Kathryn Hall
Glynis Gardiner
Julie
Carol Longstaff

Placement Team

Gaynor Goad

Information and Support

Mental Health A-Z (National Mind)

Information and advice on a huge range of mental health topics.

 

NHS Choices (NHS)

Advice and guidance on a comprehensive selection of physical and mental health topics, as well as a symptom checker.

 

Types of mental health problems (National Mind)

If you have just been diagnosed with a mental health problem you might be looking for information on your diagnosis, treatment options and where to go for support. Our information pages will help you learn more.

 

Tips for everyday living (National Mind)

Living with a mental health problem can often have an impact on day to day life, making things that others might not think about a bit more difficult. We’ve put together these tips and guides to help you cope with everday things like money, work, university and more.

 

Drugs and treatments (National Mind)

When you are living with a mental health problem it iss important that you get the support you need, when you need it. Whatever your situation, having access to information puts you in control.

 

Suicidal feelings (National Mind)

Explains what suicidal feelings are, including possible causes and how you can learn to cope.

 

Work and mental health (National Mind)

Details how you can be mentally healthy at work, giving practical suggestions for what you can do and where you can go for support.