NSF(S): National Schizophrenia Fellowship (Scotland)

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A one day conference Friday 28 September 2001.
Edinburgh City Chambers
Now available in PDF format, full details and application form.
If you do not have Acrobat Reader, please request a form from National Office. Please indicate how many copies you would like. Please include your name and address and your daytime telephone number.
Conference Programme - 28 September 2001

9.30 Registration and coffee 10.15 Welcome from the Chair: Richard Holloway 10.30 Setting the scene A parents perspective: Graham Morgan A child's perspective: Daniel 10.55 Issues and dilemmas for professionals: Dr Alison Blair 11.15 The K�llan-Sweden project: Mental illness within the family - experiences of working with groups of children and parents: Gunnar �sterl�f and G�ran Granath 11.45 Listen - Learn - Do: Building on the experience of children and young people: Damian Haasjes, Edinburgh Young Carers Project 12.30 The importance of supporting the children of people with severe mental illness: Adam Ingram MSP, Convenor of Cross Party Group on Mental Health 1.00 Lunch 2.15 4 Parallel Sessions: Barriers to support and how to overcome them 1 For health and social care professionals: Hilary Patrick 2 for schools: TBC 3 for children: Damian Haasjes 4 for parents: Dr Alison Blair 3.30 Feedback and summing up: Richard Holloway What is needed now? 4.00 Close

With input from those who have lived through the experience as children or parents, and professionals working Sweden and in the UK, this conference will provide insight and tools to assist families, professionals such as GPs, psychiatrists, social workers, Community Psychiatric Nurses, teachers and other practitioners provide real support to the children and young people.
Organised by NSF (Scotland) with the Carers National Association Scotland in the Edinburgh City Chambers, Royal Mile, Edinburgh.
If you would like to receive information on this conference, please send your name and address to [email protected].
Detailed information will be sent to you in July 2001.

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	< A one day conference Friday 28 September 2001. Edinburgh City Chambers Now available in PDF format, full details and application form. If you do not have Acrobat Reader, please request a form from National Office. Please indicate how many copies you would like. Please include your name and address and your daytime telephone number. Conference Programme - 28 September 2001 9.30 Registration and coffee 10.15 Welcome from the Chair: Richard Holloway 10.30 Setting the scene A parents perspective: Graham Morgan A child's perspective: Daniel 10.55 Issues and dilemmas for professionals: Dr Alison Blair 11.15 The K�llan-Sweden project: Mental illness within the family - experiences of working with groups of children and parents: Gunnar �sterl�f and G�ran Granath 11.45 Listen - Learn - Do: Building on the experience of children and young people: Damian Haasjes, Edinburgh Young Carers Project 12.30 The importance of supporting the children of people with severe mental illness: Adam Ingram MSP, Convenor of Cross Party Group on Mental Health 1.00 Lunch 2.15 4 Parallel Sessions: Barriers to support and how to overcome them 1 For health and social care professionals: Hilary Patrick 2 for schools: TBC 3 for children: Damian Haasjes 4 for parents: Dr Alison Blair 3.30 Feedback and summing up: Richard Holloway What is needed now? 4.00 Close With input from those who have lived through the experience as children or parents, and professionals working Sweden and in the UK, this conference will provide insight and tools to assist families, professionals such as GPs, psychiatrists, social workers, Community Psychiatric Nurses, teachers and other practitioners provide real support to the children and young people. Organised by NSF (Scotland) with the Carers National Association Scotland in the Edinburgh City Chambers, Royal Mile, Edinburgh. If you would like to receive information on this conference, please send your name and address to [email protected]. Detailed information will be sent to you in July 2001.
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