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

In particular we would like to thank:

Michael Barkham, Jeremy Clarke, Nancy Rowland, Mary Target, Shirley Reynolds, James Seward.

Presentations

• Day one - Thursday 26 November
• How can we use mental capital to rebuild well-being and confidence?
  Cary Cooper
• SDO evaluation of IAPT's Doncaster and Newham pilots:
  what recommendations can we now make for IAPT?
  Glenys Parry
• Transcript of speech by the Secretary of State for Health
  Rt Hon Andy Burnham
• A brave new workforce: expanding choice, improving quality
  Roslyn Hope
• Evidence based choices for well-being
  Chris Fitch
• Improving access to Psychological Therapies in Newham
  Ben Wright
• Helping people with mental health problems gain and retain employment - what works?
  Bob Grove
• The role of workplace counselling in the promotion of well-being and effectiveness at work
  John McLeod
• Couple Therapy and Interpersonal Psychotherapy
  Susanna Abse, Roslyn Law and Nick Turner
• Debate "...personal budgets for evidence based therapies are the way forward"
  Chris Manning
• Debate "...personal budgets for evidence based therapies are the way forward"
  Susan Mizen
• The OQMeasures Approach - Alerting clinicians to impending treatment failure
  Michael Lambert
• Outcomes, Management, Feedback and the prediction of change in pyschotherapy - an example
  Wolfgang Lutz
• Measures, morals and minimum data sets
  David Richards
• Day two - Friday 27 November
• Towards a national plan for childhood wellbeing: what can psychological therapists do to help?
  Miranda Wolpert
• Towards a national plan for children's well-being
  Rita Harris
• The National Dementia Strategy - where should we hope to be in 10 years time?
  Sube Banerjee
• Pyschological therapies and well-being in later life
  Sandra Evans
• Structuring prevention and early intervention for older people
  Andrew Kerslake
• Bridging the Research-Practice Gap with Systematic Methodological Pluralism
  Robert Elliott
• How clinicians engage with research - the case of child psychotherapy
  Nick Midgley
• Ways of using research which help clinicians, patients and commissioners
  Roz Shafran
• Counselling in secondary schools what the research tells us, what we need to find out
  Mick Cooper
• Taking forward psychotherapeutic work with children and young people
  Claire Maguire
• Evidence based choices for children and families with more complex mental health needs
  Workshop transcript
• The Arts: A suitable or subtle context for complexity in CAMHS? What is the evidence?
  Stephen Sandford
• Mind the gap! Evidence based intervention for children & families with complex mental health needs
  Duncan Law
• Counselling Older People - systematic review of BACP research evidence
  Andrew Hill
• CBT with Older People: The Evidence Base
  Ken Laidlaw
• IAPT care pathways: Where now? Where to? Lessons from year one
  David Clark
• IAPT's care pathways for distress - New Ways of Working for Psychological Therapists Project
  Graham Turpin
• Steps: A low intensity, high impact service in a deprived area
  Jim White
• Evidence and experience: what do they tell us?
  Shirley Reynolds

Photos of the event

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