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The 2007 Psychological Therapies in the NHS Conference

We would like to thank all of those who attended the first Psychological Therapies in the NHS Conference.

In particular we would like to thank:

Our scientific advisors: Michael Barkham and Phil Richardson.

Our programme authors: Malcolm Allen, Andy Bell, Jo-anne Carlyle, Paul Corry, Kam Dhillon, Richard Evans, Paul Farmer, Matt Fossey, Alison Foster, Tirril Harris, Cristian Holmes, Avis Johns, Gillian Leng, Chris Mace, Susan McPherson, John Mellor-Clark, Matthew Patrick, Mark Peterson, Steve Pilling, Nancy Rowland, James Seward, Mary Target, Linda Treliving and Graham Turpin.

And those that gave additional advice: Anna Bravesmith, David Clark, Ronald Doctor, Chris Evans, Ralph Goldstein, Fiona Henderson, Steve Isaacs, Richard Layard, Francis Little, Julian Lousada, Phil Lucas, Joyce Piper, Jonathan Smith, Annabel Thomas, Tom Thorpe and David Veale.

Video Clips

Whose ideas will change our mental health in the 21st century?*
Professor Louis Appleby: Working together: the way forward for psychological therapy services in the NHS; and David Crepay-Keay: The new era: what will patient-led services look like?*
Advances in evidence-based psychotherapies in the USA*
What is the future for state-funded psychotherapy services?*
A cognitive science approach to developing effective new treatments*
What have we learnt, and what do we still not know?*
* please note that the first five minutes of each clip can be viewed immediately in your internet browser To view the full sessions, you will need to download the free VeohTV player

Presentations

Workshops

 

 
The New Savoy Declaration
Click here to see the New Savoy Declaration in full and browse the current signatories and organisations involved.
 
2009 Conference
Speaker presentations and photos from the 2009 conference.
 
2008 Conference
Audio of the sessions, speaker presentations and photos from the 2008 conference.
 
2007 Conference
Speaker biographies, abstracts, powerpoint and DVD snaps from the successful 2007 conference