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Mental Health
London: 1st Oct & Manchester: 5th Nov

Chair London: Dr Alan Cohen – GP, Senior Fellow, Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health & National Primary Care Advisor, Improving Access to
Psychological Therapies (IAPT) Programme.

Chair Manchester: Dr Ian Walton – GP and PEC chair.

AM Sessions


9.20 I’ve got a tummy ache: Is it cancer doctor?     
Managing: Medically-unexplained symptoms, Health anxiety, Somatic disorders.
Dr Deborah Colvin – The Lawson Practice

10.00 How to help people manage anxiety – practical skills for clinicians
Making sense of anxiety. Tools for everyday practice. Resources for patients.
Dr Ceri Dornan – GP with a special interest in mental health

10.40 Exhibition & Morning Coffee

11.20 Developing the QOF – challenges & opportunities
Depression & mental health areas. New indicator development process. Involving the grass roots of primary care.
London: Prof Helen Lester – GP, Professor of Primary Care at the University of Manchester, and Deputy-Director of the National Primary Care Research and Development Centre.
Manchester: Dr Tim Stokes PhD FRCGP – Associate Director (Medical) – Centre for Clinical Practice & Consultant Clinical Advisor – Implementation (QOF), NICE.

12.00 Giving people with depression a worthwhile existence
Iain Caldwell BSc PGCE FHGI – CEO, Hartlepool Mind & Director, Starfish Health & Wellbeing


12.40 Exhibition & Lunch

PM Sessions


1.30 London
Hypnosis in clinical practice

Introduction to clinical hypnosis. Raise awareness of hypnosis & its integration into the normal working day of health professionals, as an adjunct to conventional medicine. Hypnotic intervention case studies.
Jean Rogerson RGN BSCAH Accred Adv Dip Clinical Hypnosis & Stress Management

1.30 Manchester
Clinical hypnosis: How hypnotisable are you?

Dr Ian Walton - GP and PEC chair

2.10 Mental health & employment: The challenge for primary care
The size of the problem & cost to the NHS. Understanding why – including stigma & discrimination. Shifting perceptions – why work is good for mental health & wellbeing. Options for referral – improving access to psychological therapies. Helping people return to work – putting policy into practice.
Dr Ian McPherson – Director, National Mental Health Development Unit

2.50 Exhibition & Afternoon Tea

3.20 CBT for common mental health problems in primary care consultations
Aileen Moore – CWMT Mental Health Trainer, Sheffield

3.50 Recession depression       
Helping people cope. Options available for support. Defining the role of primary care & other agencies.
London: Michelle Smith – Government Relations Advisor, Rethink.
Manchester: Paul Corry – Director, Rethink.