Dean Glackin

Dean Glackin is a Registered Mental Health Nurse with experience across acute inpatient care, secure services and CAMHS.

His background also includes work in neurodiversity, dementia and end-of-life care, giving him experience with people whose needs can vary considerably across different stages of life and treatment settings.

Dean’s clinical work includes psychiatric assessment, care planning and crisis intervention, alongside the day-to-day therapeutic communication involved in supporting people through periods of significant mental health difficulty.

Professional Background & Qualifications

Dean completed a National Diploma in Mental Health Nursing at London South Bank University in 2011.

He is registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council and is a member of the Royal College of Nursing.

Healthcare Leadership & Experience

Dean has worked across acute inpatient and secure mental health services, as well as within Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services.

His experience extends to neurodiversity, dementia and end-of-life care.

Across these settings, his work has involved assessing mental health needs, developing care plans and responding to people in crisis.

Approach to Care

Dean places importance on clear communication and practical care planning, particularly when someone is distressed or their needs are complex.

His experience across different clinical settings allows him to adapt his nursing approach according to the individual and the circumstances in which care is being delivered.