This year's WaMH in PC ‘Really Useful Conference’ will be held at Cheltenham Racecourse on Wednesday 9 October looking at innovative approaches in primary care mental health.
You can download the full agenda on the following link - 2013 Conference Agenda - and the afternoon session will be split up into a series of workshops including the following session on 'Engagement and Enhancing Motivation':
Workshop: Engagement and Enhancing Motivation
Speaker: Health and Social Care Consultan Rhoda Emlyn-Jones OBE, MA, CQSW and Dip SW
The workshop will include didactic and experimental elements where participants will be able to:
Run in conjunction with primhe (Primary Care Mental Health and Education), our conference is focussed on bringing mental health professionals and organisations together in a collaborative setting.
Delegate fees are £125 per person for the event with free CPR training available on a first-come-first-served basis. To book your place please download and fill in our Registration Form.
Fees are payable by cheque to "RCGP Wales" or by invoice upon request with further details available from our Project Manager Lesley Hills via email at lhills@rcgp.org.uk or on 029 2050 4516.
This year's WaMH in PC ‘Really Useful Conference’ will be held at Cheltenham Racecourse on Wednesday 9 October looking at innovative approaches in primary care mental health.
You can download the full agenda on the following link - 2013 Conference Agenda - and the afternoon session will be split up into a series of workshops including the following session on 'NLP':
Workshop: NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming): Using Metaphor for Change
Speaker: Dr Maureen Tilford, MB. ChB and GP
There are a number of different approaches which can be utilised to help people to change and unlike cognitive methods, which use rational thought to challenge fears and limiting beliefs, NLP and hHypnosis use creative imagination and metaphor.
The emphasis is always on recovery and in this workshop you'll be shown and given the opportunity to try out some easy NLP techniques.
You'll learn how to enable your patient to use their own creative imagination to bring about change - it's amazing how quickly people find their own imagery.
The techniques covered in the workshop will include:
Run in conjunction with primhe (Primary Care Mental Health and Education), our conference is focussed on bringing mental health professionals and organisations together in a collaborative setting.
Delegate fees are £125 per person for the event with free CPR training available on a first-come-first-served basis. To book your place please download and fill in our Registration Form.
Fees are payable by cheque to "RCGP Wales" or by invoice upon request with further details available from our Project Manager Lesley Hills via email at lhills@rcgp.org.uk or on 029 2050 4516.
This year's WaMH in PC ‘Really Useful Conference’ will be held at Cheltenham Racecourse on Wednesday 9 October looking at innovative approaches in primary care mental health.
You can download the full agenda on the following link - 2013 Conference Agenda - and the afternoon session will be split up into a series of workshops including the following session on 'EFT':
Workshop: Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT)
Speaker: Professor Tony Stewart: Professor in Public Health, Stafford University
This workshop will provide an outline of Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), including its history, application and uses.
An overview of EFT’s effectiveness will also be given, including the results of a service evaluation carried out by the author on the EFT service in Sandwell, West Midlands.
Run in conjunction with primhe (Primary Care Mental Health and Education), our conference is focussed on bringing mental health professionals and organisations together in a collaborative setting.
Delegate fees are £125 per person for the event with free CPR training available on a first-come-first-served basis. To book your place please download and fill in our Registration Form.
Fees are payable by cheque to "RCGP Wales" or by invoice upon request with further details available from our Project Manager Lesley Hills via email at lhills@rcgp.org.uk or on 029 2050 4516.