Don't forget there will be new
payment system for printing and copying at the Tavistock and Portman Library
from 4th January 2016 – which means we’ll no
longer be offering free printing and copying.
Thursday, 31 December 2015
Thursday, 10 December 2015
CHRISTMAS VACATION OPENING HOURS 2015
During the Christmas/New Year vacation, we’ll be open as follows:
14th-23rd December 10am-5pm
29th-31st December 11am-4pm
The Library and Trust building will be closed on weekends, and on the following dates:
24th, 25th and 28th December and Friday 1st January
Spring term will begin on Monday 4th January 2016.
14th-23rd December 10am-5pm
29th-31st December 11am-4pm
The Library and Trust building will be closed on weekends, and on the following dates:
24th, 25th and 28th December and Friday 1st January
Spring term will begin on Monday 4th January 2016.
Tuesday, 24 November 2015
Want to use other academic libraries to complement your studies or research? Read on....
Access to university libraries via The Society of College, National and University Libraries (SCONUL) reciprocal schemeIf you are a student with an Essex University or UEL student card you can use other university libraries participating in the SCONUL scheme. Click here for more information about SCONUL.
This will be of particular interest to those students studying at the Trust's Associate Centres.
Access to University of Essex Libraries
Great news, under our new partnership arrangements with University of Essex all students on Essex validated courses have borrowing rights and access to e-resources at University of Essex Libraries.
Trust staff and students on non-Essex courses also have limited access to Essex Resources.
Click here to find out more
Monday, 23 November 2015
Thursday, 22 October 2015
Library launching a new website this afternoon!
The website team have been working hard over the past few months to develop an engaging, easy to use site for you.
The new simple colour block layout will make navigating our webpages a breeze, enabling you to get straight to the resources you need - take a sneak peek below.
Enjoy!
Tuesday, 6 October 2015
Dr David Taylor on the Today programme on Friday morning discussing TADS & the effectiveness of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Depresssion - Catch again here
Dr David Taylor was on the Today programme on Friday 2 October discussing the Tavistock Adult Depression (TADS) study. If you missed this you can catch it again here at time code 2:54
The study, recently published in the World Psychiatry journal, is a pragmatic randomised controlled trial which provides important evidence of the efficacy of long term psychoanalytic psychotherapy (LTPP) for NHS patients suffering from chronic depression
Friday, 25 September 2015
The new academic year begins on Monday 28 September . Welcome to all new students and staff joining us this year. We wish you all the best with your studies and look forward to meeting you very soon
Click here
to have a look at our New Members page where you can watch our welcome video and find
out how to start using library resources.
Library staff would also like to welcome back to all our returning students. We hope you had a good vacation and
look forward to seeing you soon.
Opening Hours
The new academic term starts on Monday 28 September and term time opening hours will apply.
We will be open
TERM TIME OPENING HOURS
Monday – Thursday:09.00 – 20.00
Friday: 09.00- 18.00
Check Term Dates here
Tuesday, 25 August 2015
Tavistock and Portman on BBC Radio 4 - Two Part Series starting Friday 28 August
Mending Young Minds a moving and insightful two part series for BBC Radio 4, about young people living with mental health problems who are receiving treatment at the Trust.
Monday, 3 August 2015
BBC Radio 4 Extra - Oliver Sacks - On the Move Omnibus. Listen Again
In On the Move, Oliver Sacks, the neurologist and
best-selling author, who is probably best known for his book, The Man Who
Mistook His Wife for a Hat, recounts his fascinating life story. Here he delves
into his early fascination with speed, his experiences as a young neurologist
and his work with his patients. He tells how his work with a group of the
chronically ill, who lay forgotten in the back wards of a New York hospital
shaped his work as a clinician, and led him to write about them movingly in one
of his earliest books, Awakenings.
best-selling author, who is probably best known for his book, The Man Who
Mistook His Wife for a Hat, recounts his fascinating life story. Here he delves
into his early fascination with speed, his experiences as a young neurologist
and his work with his patients. He tells how his work with a group of the
chronically ill, who lay forgotten in the back wards of a New York hospital
shaped his work as a clinician, and led him to write about them movingly in one
of his earliest books, Awakenings.
BBC Radio 4 Extra - Oliver Sacks - On the Move Omnibus
Tuesday, 19 May 2015
Social Media + Society
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Media + Society is a new online, open-access, peer-reviewed scholarly journal
concerned with social media and its implications for societies. It
publishes interdisciplinary work drawing on social sciences, humanities and
computational social sciences.
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