CPAA National Event: Recovery – do we see people & see potential?

Update: click here to read about the CPAA event via Twitter comments;  highlights of the event were:

• Victoria Betton and Sue Sibbald talking about the benefits of peer support via social media; supporting recovery
• Victoria and Sue took a conversational approach to their presentation, very engaging and reflected the nature of social media – informal, unplugged, not corporate
• How social media supports professionals connecting with each other and with people accessing services; flattening hierarchy
• Service User led research, Toby Brandon and team presented emancipatory  research that was designed and conducted by people accessing services and carers; university modules completed to support – great to see, would like to see this approach replicated in Leeds and York

This CPA Association conference is ideal for those interested in Recovery and Wellbeing approaches in mental health. The booking form can be found here.

CPAA National Event – 4^th April 2014 – Derby

‘Recovery is a reality: Do we see people and see potential?

Programme*

09.30	Reception opens for registration of delegates, refreshments available, Market Place
10.00	Welcome
10.10	Scene Setting: Liz Bowman, Chair, CPAA
10.30	Opening Keynote:

Can social media play a role in recovery?

Victoria Betton, mHealth Programme Director; Vanessa Garrity, Directorate Lead Nurse at Leeds and York Partnership Foundation Trust  and Expert User Sue Sibbald.

includes 30 minutes for questions from delegates

12.00 Lunch Break, networking

12.45 Keynote Presentation

Is There a Pathway to Recovery Through Care Co-ordination?’

Toby Brandon, Reader in Disability and Mental Health in the Department of Social Work and Communities, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences , Northumbria University and Service User / Carer researcher

includes 30 minutes for questions from delegates

14.15 Coffee Break and Market Place

14.45 Workshops

Recovery Plans  Facilitated by Sara Bains, Recovery and Wellbeing Lead, Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Or

Defensible decision-making & recovery  Facilitated by Andrew and Roberta Wetherell

15.30 Learning from each other:

Wellbeing and Recovery – are people on-board yet?’ – discussion led by Donna Kemp, Care Programme Approach Development Manager, Leeds & York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and Noelle Chesworth, Manchester Mental Health and Social Care Trust

Or

Discussion on Local and National Targets – how does this impact on a recovery approach? – discussion led by Tony Earp, CPA Lead/Workforce Development  Co-ordinator, Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust (Forensic Directorate) and Ann Munro Assessment & Care Planning Co-ordinator, Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

16.00 Close

*Programme subject to change without prior notice.

Cost:

CPAA Member Organisations: £30.00 (LYPFT are members!)

Service Users and Carers: £30.00

Non CPAA Members: £110.00

For further information contact:

Denise Baxendale

CPAA Lead Officer

Tel: 01246 515 975

Email: denise.baxendale@derbyshcft.nhs.uk

Website: www.cpaa.org.uk

Twitter @cpaassociation follow the event using #cpaaevent

Recovery is a reality, see people, see potential