SPDN Conference, May 2007
Scottish Personality Disorder Network Conference
Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre
Attendance 139
Presentations
Opening 
Alex McMahon, Head of Health Delivery & Services Unit Interim Mental Health Nursing Advisor, Mental Health Division
The National PD Programme in England - Realities, tensions, successes and outstanding questions.
Dr Nick Benefield, National Petrsonality Disorder Team, London
Integrative model within the Therapeutic Community Framework
Dr Lisle Scott, Pschyatrist at the Oxfordshire Complex Needs Service
Gill Attwood, Deputy Team Leader for Oxfordshire Complex Needs Service
Navigating Uncharted Waters: Establishing a personality disorder service for the homeless population in Glasgow in patnership with social work and the voluntary sector.
Dr Andrea Williams, Consultant Psychiatrist in Psychotherapy
Ms Sue Wallace, Adult Psychotherapist and Group Analyst
Workshops
- A Psychodramatic approach to supervision of complex cases.
Mike Forrester, Nurse Theapist, Therapeutic Community, Aberdeen - Integrated Care Pathway for Borderline Personality Disorder - an Update
Rosie Cameron, National ICP Co-ordinator, NHS Quality Improvement Scotland - Practical ways of working with someone with Personality Disorder
Mr John Gaddes, Consultant Adult Psychotherapist, Elgin - Devising Information Leaflets on Personality Disorder - Interactive Workshop
Dr Linda Treliving, Consultant Psychiatrist, Royal Cornhill Hospital, Aberdeen
Jo Mullen, Co-ordinator of Moray BPD Support/Service User - Presentation and discussion of Royal Cornhill Hospital research and general principles of research
Professor Ian Reid, University of Aberdeen
Mrs Alison Lowit, Researcher, Royal Cornhill Hospital, Aberdeen