Conference dates: 19th & 20th March 2007
Holiday Inn, Stratford-Upon-Avon

Supporting Documents

Programme (PDF file, 651KB)

Presentations

Day 1

Main Room

• Peter Woodhams: Welcome
• Anthony Sheehan - The power of words
• Paul Jenkins - Developing partnerships between voluntary and statutory agencies and families
• Sharon Scott Mulder & Brenda Wentzell - Families: Powerful allies, tire-biting advocates!
• Saul Becker - ‘Children’s informal caring roles within the family: From research to practice – Global perspectives’
• Clare Mahoney & Kate O'Hara - National Socal Exclusion Policy Parents with Mental Health Difficulties and their Children
• Dr Jo Smith and Dr David Shiers - Working with Families in the early stage of Psychosis
  • Briefing about the economic impact of Early Intervention Services
• Max Birchwood - Preventative family intervention: reality or fantasy?
• Vanessa Pinfold - Information sharing: how professionals can work more effectively with carers
• Diane Froggatt - A Guidebook forFormal Work with Families  Revising the WFSAD Families as Partners in Care Strategy
• Dr. Gráinne Fadden - The Implementation of Family Work: What has been achieved? What remains to be done?
• Newman, R - Being Equally Different – Working with LGBT ‘families’
• Picture of Ian Falloon

Papers

• Paper 1 Heath, K - Karen Heath
• Paper 1b Meriden conf march 2007
• Paper 1c Working With Families Developing Caring Partnerships
• Paper 3a Duhig, L & Branton, S
• paper 3b Chris Mansell
• Paper 3c meriden March 07
• Paper 5a Older Peoples Services Kirklees 2
• Paper 5b_Manuel Pereira
• Paper 5c Post grad training - BFT with Older People - 2.11.06
• Paper 7a Presentation Marie-Helene Morin
• Paper 7b Meriden Siblings study final draft
• Paper 7c Stratford

Workshops

• Workshop 10: Working with families where there is psychosis and substance misuse
• Workshop 11: Families Conference
• Workshop 16: Clare Mahoney
• Workshop 18: Peter Woodhams - education workshop
• Workshop 20: Care Pathways for families experiencing First Episode Psychosis

Day 2

Main Room

• Alan Cooklin: Seeing parental mental illnessthrough the eyes of children and young people
• Elizabeth Kuipers: Family Intervention in Psychosis: Why Carers matter
• William McFarlane: Preventing Psychotic Disorders: The Role of the Family
• Frank Burbach: Somerset's Family Intervention Service: Developing an integrated psychoeducational/ cognitive-behavioural and systemic approach
• Christine Barrowclough: The development of family interventions for psychosis: taking stock of progress
• Paul Bebbington: New ways of thinking about psychosis: implications for families
• Dr Jo Smith: WORKING WITH SIBLINGS: NEEDS AND INTERVENTIONS
• Dale Johnson: The Rights of Relatives of People who have Serious Mental Illness
• Mike Kelly: Maintaining an Established Family Intervention Service
• Professor Julian Leff: FAMILY INTERVENTION FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA
• William McFarlane: Preventing Psychotic Disorders: The Role of the Family

Papers

• Paper 2b powerpoint from a carer's perspective
• Paper 4b James, C - Therapist Ideas C James
• Paper 6a Foster, S - meriden 2007
• Paper 6b Meriden 2007 Moone et al final draft
• Paper 6c FMI-stratford
• Paper 8b Furnish, S - Meriden2
• Paper 8c Meriden Conf paper - SCIE review P9a Davies, Andrea - meridenpresentation
• Paper 9b de Paeztron, R - ValFam Meriden 20Mar07
• Paper 9c Meriden 8A OBRADOVIC Master 090307
• Paper 10a
• Paper 10b Karin Kjonnoy & Liv Nilsen - stratford mixed groups
• Paper 10c Crowe, J - Making the transition from individual to family based treatments
• Paper 11a Stratford upon Avon
• Paper 11b Improving Wellbeing and Promoting Optimism with Carers

Workshops

• Workshop 4: FPE--Advanced methods and modifications
• Workshop 7: Chris Mansell
• Workshop 13: Meriden conference Siblings workshop by Jo Smith and Lucie Taylor 20th march 2007 11.30am Paula - Conference Workshop 2007
• Workshop 17
• Workshop 19: How does recent research inform new developments in family work?
• Workshop 21: Adrian Sutton: Confidence and Confidentiality: carers, service users, service providers and service provision
• How does recent research inform new developments in family work?
• Axis Himmat-Nammo Strength In Talking
• Janet McCrae: EUFAMI AND THE PROSPECT EXPERIENCE
• Peter Woodhams: The Different Ways in Which Carers Can Become Involved in Promoting The Development of Services
• Scott Mulder , S & Wentzell, B - Empowering Families to become Allies and Advocates

Miscellaneous

• Being Seen and Heard: Leaflet
• Being Seen and Heard: Training Pack
• Alan Cooklin: Children of Parents with Mental Illness
• The Kidstime Workshops
• Impacts on Children and Young People of Parental Mental Illness
• Seeing parental mental illnessthrough the eyes of children and young people
• Young Carers, young Victims, or young Survivors?: impacts on, and responses of children of parents with mental illness

Free Conference Places

The Meriden Family Programme conferences are internationally renowned for ensuring the focus and contribution is led by those receiving services and their families.

We are again offering a number of free places at this conference for service users and carers and we encourage people to apply for these places as soon as possible, giving a brief resume as to the reasons why they should gain such a place. We look forward to hearing from you, please send details to martin.atchison@bsmht.nhs.uk

Biographies

Download biographies of the speakers (MS Word file, 104KB)

Workshops
All documents are in Word format

Our workshop allocation has dates and further details of the various workshops.

Information specific to each workshop is below.

• Workshop 1 - F Lobban & C Barrowclough
• Workshop 2 - M Atchison
• Workshop 3 - B Speed & S McNab
• Workshop 4 - W McFarlane
• Workshop 5 - S Becker
• Workshop 6 - B Martindale
• Workshop 7 - C Mansell & P Armstrong
• Workshop 8 - P Woodhams & Carers in Partnership
• Workshop 9 - S Scott Mulder & B Wentzell
• Workshop 10 - C Barrowclough
• Workshop 13 - J Smith & L Taylor
• Workshop 14 - P Conneely & Y Malik
• Workshop 16 - C Mahony & K O'Hara
• Workshop 17 - A Cooklin
• Workshop 18 - S Cox & P Woodhams
• Workshop 19 - R Stanbridge & F Burbach
• Workshop 20 - D Shiers & J Smith
• Workshop 21 - A Sutton
• Workshop 22 - S Dhokiya & J Thakoordin

Paper Presentations
All documents are in Word format

• Paper 1a - K Heath
• Paper 1b - J Wane, M Larkin, M Earl-Gray & H Smith
• Paper 1c - A Savage Grainge
• Paper 2a - C Benzies & G Butcher
• Paper 2b - G Wakefield
• Paper 3a - L Duhig & S Branton
• Paper 3b - C Mansell
• Paper 3c - S Tranter
• Paper 4a - J Pitt & L Roberts
• Paper 4b - C James
• Paper 4c - M Palmer
• Paper 5a - S Smith & M Thornton
• Paper 5b - M Goncalves-Pereira & M Xavier
• Paper 5c - V Mitchell
• Paper 6a - S Foster
• Paper 6b - N Moone, Dilys Syed, L Revans & J Sin
• Paper 6c - R Keet
• Paper 7a - J Sin, N Moone & P Harris
• Paper 7b - N Kremer
• Paper 8a - A Obradovicn & E Fudge
• Paper 8b - S Furnish, F Fitzgerald & M Alldis
• Paper 9a - A Davies
• Paper 9b - R De Paeztron
• Paper 9c - A Obradovic, V & B O'Hanlon
• Paper 10a - N Hadas-Lidor, P Wiess & D Redlich
• Paper 10b - K Kjonnoy & L Nilson
• Paper 10c - J Crowe
• Paper 11a - A Fjell
• Paper 11b - E Davis & M Reed
• Paper 11c - P Woodhams
• Paper 12a - MH Morin, C Bergeron-Leclerc, D Gosselin & H Viau
• Paper 12b - M Ovens

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