This talk will explore understanding 'Personality Disorder' diagnoses and how to work with individuals labeled as such. It will examine the effects of interpersonal trauma on interactions and the role of 'logical errors' in fostering more effective approaches.

This day will explore the key factors affecting the mental health of deaf children and young people and provide guidance on how to effectively work with this population.

This jam-packed half day will showcase 4 expert speakers each providing an in-depth update across various elements of Schizophrenia.

Presented by the Andrew Sims Centre’s established Mental Health Law multi-professional training team.

CBT has strong evidence based in treatment of depression, anxiety and PTSD. But when the problems are chronic, underlying attachment difficulties needs to be addressed.

The purpose of this talk is to enhance understanding of eating disorders, including what they are, how they might develop, and the medical risks associated with them. We’ll discuss key signs and symptoms to look out for if you suspect someone may be struggling and explore practical skills to feel more confident in offering support.

Depression is common in up to a third of older people and a chronic neglected disease.

Psychological Safety and Civility in the Workplace: A Workshop for NHS Teams

This presentation will highlight the importance of formulation in managing OCD, whether you are using pharmacological or psychological interventions, through detailed case studies.