Regional Events: Manchester
The events listed below are hosted by the North West CYP-IAPT IPT-A Course.
Cost:
£50 for IPT-UK members
£100 for non-members
Venue:
The Curve, Prestwich Hospital, Bury New Road, Prestwich, Manchester M25 3BL
Please click here for a map of the venue's location.
For more information or to book a place, please contact Jamie Barsky via email at jamie.barsky@nhs.net
CPD Events Listings:
30th April 2020 - Introduction to IPT-Adolescent Skills Training
This full day training event will provide an introduction to the preventative group adaptation of IPT-A - known as IPT Adolescent Skills Training (IPT-AST). Based on the manual and teachings of Dr Jami Young, Dr Jamie Barsky will deliver this training event. This training will be of interest to any IPT-A practitioner who would like to adapt their practice to group settings, preventative populations or to develop more structure and clarity in how they support their clients to develop and apply communication skills. It will also be of interest to therapists working predominantly with adults, who would like to enhance their practice using communication analysis, role play and communication skill training. The training will involve teaching, live demonstrations and role play. IPT-UK advise that the recent addition in the NICE guidance of 'group IPT' for mild depression in children, should likely be this IPT-AST group model.
7th May 2020 - Introduction to Mentalization and it's application to IPT
This full day event will first provide an introduction to the theory of mentalization, its developmental underpinnings and its application to psychological development and mental health. The second half of the day will focus specifically on the application of these understandings to the practice of interpersonal psychotherapy.
21st May 2020 - Developing your IPT practice through role play and feedback
This full day event focusses on IPT / IPT-A skill development through the use of formal role play and feedback from tutors. It is an opportunity to practice lesser-developed skills, or areas of practice highlighted in supervision as requiring development. It will provide a highly supportive, safe, yet challenging arena to develop desired skills. Attendees will be invited to contact the organisers ahead of time to provide information on their preferred area of development.
17th September 2020 - Working with self harm in IPT & adaptations to the IPT frame for other disorders
This training day will provide an overview of adaptations to the IPT frame when working with other disorders. It will consider these adaptations and bring together ideas for adapting IPT practice when working with complex cases. The second half of the day will focus on adapting IPT-A when deliberate self harm is a major part of the clinical picture.
24th September 2020 - Revisiting Attachment Theory and its Application to IPT practice
This training day will assume a basic knowledge of attachment theory. It will provide a very brief overview of Attachment Theory, but will focus predominantly on its application to IPT practice with adolescents and adults. The second half of the day will allow opportunity for role play practice - adapting treatment strategies in light of a client's attachment needs.
8th October 2020 - An Introduction to Family Based IPT
This full day event will provide an introduction to the IPT model adapted for younger children (under 13) and their families. It is based on the manual and teachings of Dr Laura Dietz. This event will be of particular interest to practitioners working in CAMHS in light of the recent addition of the FB-IPT model to the NICE guidance for the treatment of childhood depression.
Cost:
£50 for IPT-UK members
£100 for non-members
Venue:
The Curve, Prestwich Hospital, Bury New Road, Prestwich, Manchester M25 3BL
Please click here for a map of the venue's location.
For more information or to book a place, please contact Jamie Barsky via email at jamie.barsky@nhs.net
CPD Events Listings:
30th April 2020 - Introduction to IPT-Adolescent Skills Training
This full day training event will provide an introduction to the preventative group adaptation of IPT-A - known as IPT Adolescent Skills Training (IPT-AST). Based on the manual and teachings of Dr Jami Young, Dr Jamie Barsky will deliver this training event. This training will be of interest to any IPT-A practitioner who would like to adapt their practice to group settings, preventative populations or to develop more structure and clarity in how they support their clients to develop and apply communication skills. It will also be of interest to therapists working predominantly with adults, who would like to enhance their practice using communication analysis, role play and communication skill training. The training will involve teaching, live demonstrations and role play. IPT-UK advise that the recent addition in the NICE guidance of 'group IPT' for mild depression in children, should likely be this IPT-AST group model.
7th May 2020 - Introduction to Mentalization and it's application to IPT
This full day event will first provide an introduction to the theory of mentalization, its developmental underpinnings and its application to psychological development and mental health. The second half of the day will focus specifically on the application of these understandings to the practice of interpersonal psychotherapy.
21st May 2020 - Developing your IPT practice through role play and feedback
This full day event focusses on IPT / IPT-A skill development through the use of formal role play and feedback from tutors. It is an opportunity to practice lesser-developed skills, or areas of practice highlighted in supervision as requiring development. It will provide a highly supportive, safe, yet challenging arena to develop desired skills. Attendees will be invited to contact the organisers ahead of time to provide information on their preferred area of development.
17th September 2020 - Working with self harm in IPT & adaptations to the IPT frame for other disorders
This training day will provide an overview of adaptations to the IPT frame when working with other disorders. It will consider these adaptations and bring together ideas for adapting IPT practice when working with complex cases. The second half of the day will focus on adapting IPT-A when deliberate self harm is a major part of the clinical picture.
24th September 2020 - Revisiting Attachment Theory and its Application to IPT practice
This training day will assume a basic knowledge of attachment theory. It will provide a very brief overview of Attachment Theory, but will focus predominantly on its application to IPT practice with adolescents and adults. The second half of the day will allow opportunity for role play practice - adapting treatment strategies in light of a client's attachment needs.
8th October 2020 - An Introduction to Family Based IPT
This full day event will provide an introduction to the IPT model adapted for younger children (under 13) and their families. It is based on the manual and teachings of Dr Laura Dietz. This event will be of particular interest to practitioners working in CAMHS in light of the recent addition of the FB-IPT model to the NICE guidance for the treatment of childhood depression.