The latest events
You’ll find updated links and articles here that relate to everything we do, to give a fuller picture of the activities and standing of Capio Nightingale Hospital.
Credit Crisis Begins to take Human Toll
Bonnie Friend
City AM 10 July 2008
Dr Bowden-Jones of Private Mental Health Group Capio Nightingale specialises in treating people with addictions, specifically gambling, and has found that a poor economy can encourage gamblers to seek help.
Cambridge First for the anorexic girl given just hours to live
Neil Sears
The Daily Mail 14 July 08
Using private medical insurance Mandy Kaye started seeing Deborah Meddes, a therapist at London's Capio Nightingale Hospital. She managed to gain a stone in a month and went up to Cambridge in October 2003.
Redundancy and the threat of a great depression
Emma Jacobs
Financial Times 20 August 2008
The psychological impact of the downturn goes beyond those who lose jobs. Capio Nightingale report a 30-40% increase in City workers coming to the hospital with depression or anxiety.
Sarah Ewing
The Sunday Express 7 September 2008
As the demands of daily lives grow ever more taxing, thousands of us are finding it impossible to switch off. Dr Nerina Ramlakhan, a sleep specialist at Capio Nightingale Hospital in London says, "Sufferers tend to be driven perfectionists" and looks into the reasons behind hyperarousal, suggesting key ways to control it.
Sri Carmichael
The Evening Standard 17 September 2009
As the beauty and fashion industry put focus on males a faster rate increase for anorexia in males is reported. Professor Hubert Lacey, a psychiatric consultant at Capio Nightingale Hospital in Marylebone saw more male than female anorexia refferals for the first time this summer.
Do you have 'Square Mile Syndrome'?
Laura Deely
Times Online 7 October 2008
According to Capio Nightingale Hospital, a private hospital based in Marylebone, the number of people asking about mental health disorders and treatments has increased by 33% in the past 3 months while those seeking advice on drug and alcohol misuse has risen to 30%.
Stress levels sore in square mile
Annie Kelly
The Guardian 8 October 2008
Capio Nightingale witness a 33% increase in the number of City workers seeking advice for anxiety, depression and stress since July and a 30% rise in patients seeking help with drug and alcohol addiction, often a result of recreational drug use tipping into full-blown dependency suggests the hospital's medical director.
Company Magazine November 2008
Ritalin, the facts effects it has on the people taking it to keep on top of their career and ahead of the game. Dr Henrietta Bowden-Jones, a psychiatrist and substance abuse specialist at Capio Nightingale Hospital says, "Ritalin is not often a drug prescribed to to adults in the UK and , when it is, it must be done by specialists. People should never take it without prescription, because medication taken without an appropriate diagnosis can be dangerous."
Justin Keay
Global Finance November 2008
Capio Nightingale Hospital reports that the request for relief from anxiety and depression are up 33% since July.
BMJ 6 December 2008
Capio Nightingale Hospital in Central London will provide confidential and specialist help for conditions ranging from depression, stress, and anxiety to addictions and other mental health disorders, particularly those affecting a doctors ability to work as part of the practitioner health programme launched for medical practitioners living or working in the London area.
Winehouse clinic offers free rehab to stressed doctors
Sophie Goodchild
Evening Standard 10 December 2008
Capio Nightingale Hospital opens its doors to doctors suffering from work-related stress and depression as well as drink and drug problems.
The Credit Crunch - How the other half lost
Andrea Thompson
Glamour Magazine December 2008
According to Capio Nightingale Hospital, the financial turmoil has resulted in a worrying increase in the number of City workers suffering from anxiety, depression and stress - a disorder they have dubbed 'Square Mile Syndrome'
Red Magazine December 2008
Dr Nerina Ramlakhan sleep expert at Capio Nightingale Hospital suggests reasons for not sleeping due to techno stress.
Are you suffering from recession flu?
Victoria Lambert
The Daily Telegraph 26 January 2009
Dr Shanahan Medical Director of Capio Nightingale Hospital sees a vast increase in the number with anxiety and depression. Referral's to their helpine have doubled.
Woman in middle age suffer more depression
Caroline Gammell
The Daily Telegraph 28 January 2009
Capio Nightingale Hospital in Central London report a 20% rise in enquiries relating to depression this month.
Victoria Lambert
The Daily Telegraph 23 February 2009
Dr Shanahan medical director at Capio Nightingale Hospital medical director talks about the safety of antidepressants
Are you suffering from e-isolation?
Sophie Goodchild
Evening Standard 24 February 2009
Nerina Ramlakhan psychiatrist at London's Capio Nightingale Hospital explains the effects of e-isolation and the steps to end it.
Sophie Goodchild
Evening Standard 25 February 2009
Nerina Ramlakhan psychiatrist at London's Capio Nightingale Hospital warns that emails and internet are to blame for poor performance at work.
Sainsbury's Magazine February 2009
Cindy Cooper, mindfulness expert at Capio Nightingale Hospital suggests meditation as a way to relieve your stress
Are you getting enough in bed?
Cosmopolitan April 2009
Capio Nightingale's Sleep and Energy Coach, Dr Nerina Ramlakhan explains the reasons behind disturbed or lack of sleep advising the perfect steps to the perfect sleep.
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