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

In particular we would like to thank:

Our programme authors: Michael Barkham, Jeremy Clarke, Nancy Rowland, Roz Shafran, Mary Target

And those that gave additional advice: Malcolm Allen, Janice Cormie

• Download the Conference Programme

Session Audio

• Opening Keynote: Professor Lord Richard Layard
• The new NHS therapy workforce
• The how and why of building world-class pyschological therapy services
• Keynote by Kathryn Tyson
• Can we count what counts for the user?
• Closing debate, Thursday
• How can clinical guidelines be credible and useful?
• How to square the circle of patient choice and evidence-based treatments
• How do we design patient-centred care pathways?
• Closing Plenary, Friday

Presentations

• PATIENT CENTRED CARE (ACROSS THE AGE RANGE)
  Jane Garner
• MEETING NEEDS ACROSS THE AGE RANGE: Therapeutic counselling in UK secondary schools --A review of current research
  Mick Cooper
• Improving Access to Psychological Therapies in Prisons
  Peter Jones
• Steps, Skips and Hoops: how do we design patient-centred care pathways across the age range?
  Dr. Rita Harris
• New ways (and means)of working and delivering care: to meet complex needs
  Dr Alessandra Lemma, Professor Suzanna Rose, Dr Felix Davies
• New Ways and Means of Working and Delivering Care to meet needs across the Age Range
  Trudy Klauber, Mick Cooper
  
• This House is confident the NHS can now commission psychological therapies for everyone’s needs
  Allan Kitt
• Treatment v. Therapist: Cost effective mental health services
  Bruce E. Wampold
• Looking Towards 2010: Where have we got to? How do we sustain development?
  David M Clark
• This House is CONFIDENT the NHS can NOW commission psychological therapies for EVERYONE’S NEEDS
  Kam Dhillon
• Can we count what counts for the user? Broadening the shape of evidence
  Michael Barkham
• Squaring the circle of patient choice and evidence-based treatments
  Gillian Knight, Diane Waller, Mark Waller, Rachael Waller & Melba Wilson
• Internet delivered CBT and its evidence base
  Per Carlbring
• Steps, skips and hoops: How do we design patient-centred care pathways across the age range?
  Peter Bower
• The new NHS therapy workforce: who can do what for whom? Getting the skills mix right
  Roslyn Hope
• How can clinical guidelines be credible and useful?
  Simon Gilbody

Photos of the day
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Conference partners

Association for Dance Movement Psychotherapy, Association for Professional Music Therapists, Association for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Association of Child Psychotherapists, Association of Family Therapists, British Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapies, British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, British Association for the Person Centred Approach, British Association of Art Therapists, British Association of Dramatherapists, British Psychoanalytic Council, British Psychological Society, Counsellors for Psychotherapists in Primary Care, Mental Health Foundation, Royal College of Psychiatrists, Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health, Society for Psychotherapy Research, Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Trust, United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy