Medical Psychotherapy Faculty Annual Residential Meeting
A joint conference of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and the Royal College of
General Practitioners
Ettington Chase, Ettington, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 7NZ
Wednesday 17- Friday 19 April 2013
“A Meeting of Minds: In Dialogue with Human Distress and Disturbance”
“Patients, Doctors, and the NHS”
Wednesday 17 April 2013
6:00-7:00pm
8:00–9:45pm
UKCP College of Medical Psychotherapy Inaugural AGM
Dr Chris Mace Memorial Lecture
"The danger of trading measures but not meeting distressed minds:
'outcome' measurement in MH and psychological therapies."
Professor Chris Evans, Consultant Psychiatrist in Psychotherapy and
Professor of Psychotherapy Nottingham University.
“When, about 18 years ago, we started the CORE (Clinical outcomes in
routine evaluation) project and design of the CORE-OM, Chris Mace was very
supportive particularly within SPR (the Society for Psychotherapy Research).
The CORE-OM was designed to be a cheap/free but well enough designed
lowest common denominator or shared core for self-report measurement of
change in therapy; a "PROM" before that acronym existed. Though the
CORE work did much good it is now linked with a shift to outcomes based
commissioning and to sessional measurement in therapy, what I term
"power assisted steering for therapies". This presentation will summarise
many dangers in these developments and will explore how we might learn
from other measurement paradigms in general practice and general medicine
and use some ideas from Chris. The dangers of misusing change measures
are huge though the potential to use them well remains available if we are
brave enough to address the challenges.”
Professor Chris Evans is a consultant medical psychotherapist who, like
Chris Mace, trained at St. George's and at the Institute of Group Analysis
(IGA). He has long been interested in public health issues as well as
psychological therapies and in psychometrics and has published over 100
peer-reviewed papers.
He holds a personal chair in the University of
Nottingham and is Vice-Chair of the IGA. He has worked in Rampton
"special" hospital and clinically and academically in eating and personality
disorders and now works in a community PD service in Nottingham. As well
as his analytic/dynamic trainings he has a second training in family/systemic
therapies
Lecture fee: £20.00 which includes wine and refreshments
Registration: 7.45pm for 8pm Start
Drinks Reception 9.15pm
Accreditation: This lecture is eligible for 1.5 CPD hours subject to peer
group approval.
Thursday 18 April 2013
8:30-9:15
Registration and refreshments
9:15-11:00
Chair’s Welcome
Dr Kevin Healy
9:20-9:30
11:00-11:15
Introduction and Chair for Session
Mr Gary Fereday, Chief Executive, British Psychoanalytic Council
Extending the therapeutic reach with Mentalization treatment for
chaotic youth: the AMBIT approach
Dr Dickon Bevington
Working with the “difficult” patient in health care settings; A
Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) based approach
Dr Ian Kerr
Panel discussion and questions
11:15-11:45
Morning refreshments
11:45-13:00
“In Dialogue”
13:00-14:00
Intelligent Kindness: Reforming the culture of healthcare
Dr Penny Campling and Mr John Ballatt in discussion with Dr Iona Heath
Lunch and Poster viewing
9:30-10:15
10:15-11:00
14:00-15:15
Parallel Workshops:
Workshop 1: Training
Dual training in Psychotherapy and Psychiatry: A real marriage or
one merely of convenience?
Dr Anuradha Menon and Dr Shibani Mundra
Workshop 2: Practice
Complexities of Working with Borderline- Narcissistic personality
Disorder. Assessment Engagement and Psychotherapy
Dr Tennyson Lee, Ewa Mach and Patrick Grove, Dean Cross Tower Hamlets
Personality Disorder Service
Workshop 3: Developing Service User Engagement
Celeste Ingrams, Helen Gill and Dr Rosie Clark
Workshop 4: Practice
In-Patient Therapeutic Milieu Therapy
Dr Mark Morris, St Andrews Healthcare
Workshop 5: Leadership “Leading your team through NHS changes”
Dr Alberto Albeniz
15:15-15:45
Afternoon refreshments and poster viewing
15:45–17:30
At the Front Line
Chair: Dr William Burbridge James
15:45-16:30
17:15-17:30
Extreme parental disturbance and the risks to a baby: working
therapeutically with parents and babies.
Amanda Jones
Love’s Labour’s Lost: The pursuit of The Plan and the eclipse of the
personal
Dr David Zigmond GP
Questions and Discussion
17:45-19:00
Psychotherapy Faculty AGM
16:30–17:15
20:00
Conference Dinner
23:00
Close of Conference Dinner
After dinner speaker: Professor Sir Simon Wessely
Friday 19 April 2012
8:30-9:15
9:15–11:15
Registration and Refreshments
Welcome and Introduction
Chair: Dr Tony Garelick
9:15-9:30
11:00-11:15
Personal Experience
Mr Kevan Jones Member of Parliament for North Durham
Working together for doctor patients
Dr Clare Gerada (PHP) and Dr Julia Bland (MedNet)
Evidence as flotsam: GPs’ responses to distress
Professor Chris Dowrick
Panel Discussion and Questions
11:15-11:45
Morning Refreshments
11:45-13:00
“In Dialogue”
13:00-14:00
Do feelings matter?
Professor David Mant in discussion with Professor Peter Hobson
Lunch and Poster viewing
9:30-10.15
10:15-11:00
Medical Psychotherapy Trainees Business Meeting
14:00-15:15
Parallel Workshops:
Workshop 1: Collaboration
The Heart-sink patient and the 7 minute GP consultation
Dr Shari Mysorekar and Dr Dan Stinton GP
Workshop 2: Service Development
Special patient or non-patient: How do we ensure Health for Health
Professionals
Dr Jan Birtle and Dr Richard Duggins
Workshop 3: Innovation
Relational and Affective Disorder Manual: A Framework for
understanding and Working with Personality Disorder
Dr Sue Mizen
Workshop 4: Reflective Practice
Balint Group
Leaders: Dr Sotiris Zalidis GP and Dr David Watt, GP
Workshop 5: Professional Boundaries in Psychiatry
Dr John Hook and Mr Jonathan Coe
15:15-15:30
Afternoon Refreshments and poster viewing
15:30-15:45
Selected Poster Presentations
15:45-17:00
Training GPs and Psychiatrists: Developing a Reflective workforce for
the Future
Chair: Professor Carolyn Chew-Graham
15:45-16:15
Thinking Cradle to Grave: Developing Psychotherapeutic Psychiatry
Dr James Johnston
16:15-16:45
Distress in Primary Care, Shifting Paradigms and the Lessons for GP
Training
Dr Martin Wilkinson
16:45:17:00
Questions and Discussion
Presentations to winning posters
17:00
Conference Close
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Venue and Accommodation
The conference will take place at
Ettington Chase
Banbury Road
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 7NZ
Accommodation
Accommodation at Ettingham Chase is available at a rate of £94.00 inclusive of VAT per room,
per night based on single occupancy (bed and breakfast) for conference delegates. This rate is
available until 6 March 2013 and rooms will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
To book your accommodation: please contact 01789 740 000 and quote Royal College of
Psychiatrists.
We encourage delegates to make their arrangements as early as possible and to use trusted
internet accommodation booking agents.
CPD Points
Subject to peer group approval, this conference is eligible for;
1.75 CPD points for Wednesday 17th April 2013
6 CPD points for Thursday 18th April 2013
6 CPD points for Friday 19th April 2013