2012 — Scottish Personality Disorder Network

28 March 2012

Event: Edinburgh

Venue: The Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh

Presentations:

"Research into Borderline Personality Disorder" (Jeremy Hall, Professor of Psychiatry, University of Edinburgh)
"Learning from the English Community PD Pilot Projects 2004-11" (Rex Haigh, Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and Lisa Wilson, Researcher, Department of Health)
"Does your mental health service need Dialectial Behavioural Therapy" (Claire Lamza, Clinical Nurse Manager, NHS Forth Valley)

Workshops:

"Different models with a common thread: identifying the key similarities and differences between the English pilots - what does this tell us?" (Rex Haigh, Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and Lisa Wilson, Researcher, Department of Health)
"Dancing with DBT" (Claire Lamza, Clinical Nurse Manager, NHS Forth Valley)
"Personality disorder - the basics" (Esther Mackenzie, Adult Psychiatry, NHS Dumfries and Galloway and Sue Linford, OT, NHS Dumfries and Galloway)
"Recognising non-mentalizing states - A brief introduction" (Sue Wallace, Adult Psychotherapist, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde)

Event: Aberdeen

Venue: Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre, Aberdeen

Presentations:

"Making sense of Chaos: Developing BPD Services in Clackmannanshire" (Julie Carlisle, Specialist Psychological Practitioner, Karen Morrison, Senior OT Jannat Saleem, Consultant Psychologist NHS Forth Valley and Rosa Serrano, Consultant Psychiatrist NHS Forth Valley)
"Attitudes to Borderline Personality Disorder: What do Psychiatrists really think" (Dr T Everett Julyan, Consultant Psychiatrist, NHS Ayrshire & Arran)
"Grampian Specialist Psychotherapy MBT based Hub Day for people with Borderline Personality Disorder" (Emma Barclay and Kirsty Anne McEwan, Nurse Therapists, Royal Cornhill Hospital, Aberdeen along with previous Hub Day members)

Workshops:

"HMP and YOI Cornton Vale study of female prisoners" (Dr Jen Perrin, Research Fellow with the Mental Health Group, Division of Applied Medicine, University of Aberdeen)
"Diagnosis of BPD friend or foe? Discussion led by members of the Hub Day, staff and attendees" (Dr Linda Treliving, Consultant Psychiatrist in Psychotherapy NHS Grampian, Emma Barclay and Kirsty Anne McEwan, Nurse Therapists, NHS Grampian)

Event: Glasgow

Venue: The Marriott Hotel, Argyll Street, Glasgow

Presentations:

"Sifting through the fragments of complex trauma: Reviewing the advancement of effective practice in working with adult survivors of childhood abuse" (Dr Lisa Wilson, Chartered Psychologist, City Psychology Group)
"Grampian Specialist Psychotherapy MBT based HUB Day for people with Borderline Personality Disorder" (Emma Barclay and Kirsty-Anne McEwan, Nurse Therapists, RCH along with previous Hub Day members)
“Living with labels” - a 20-minute film about being diagnosed with a mental health issues. (For information, email Jane Crawford at jane@capsadvocacy.org or telephone 0131 538 7177)

Workshops:

"Exploring the prevalence of childhood trauma and personality disorder among women prisoners and their relationship with offending" (Dr Jennifer Perrin, Research Fellow, University of Aberdeen)
"Diagnosis of BPD friend or Foe? Discussion led by members of Hub Day, staff and attendees" (Emma Barclay & Kirsty-Anne McEwan, Nurse Therapists, Royal Cornhill Hospital, Aberdeen and previous Hub Day members)
"Living with labels" - a discussion regarding the 20-minute film about being diagnosed with mental health issues.