Following the success of our Easter School last year, we are delighted to bring you the CBT for psychosis Spring School 2017 This is a three day workshop programme featuring the latest advances in CBT for psychosis. Workshops can be booked individually (£140 per day) or altogether (£420 for all three days). To book please click on the workshop you are interested in below, which will take you to the booking page. Alternatively, call OCTC on 01865 902801.
SPRING SCHOOL workshop programme (21st to 23rd february 2017)
- A cognitive interpersonal approach to emotional recovery and relapse prevention in psychosis – Prof Andrew Gumley (University of Glasgow) & Prof Matthias Schwannaeur (University of Edinburgh).
- CBT to stabilise sleep for patients admitted to an acute psychiatric inpatient ward – Dr Bryony Sheaves (University of Oxford) & Dr Louise Isham (University of Oxford, Oxford Cognitive Therapy Centre).
- Uptake and implementation of CBT for psychosis in local services (the U&I project): service user and clinician perspectives and solutions – Dr Kathy Greenwood (University of Sussex).
Day 2: Promoting flexible thinking in paranoia; CBT for psychosis and substance misuse.
- Slow Down for a Moment (The SlowMo Trial) – promoting flexible thinking in paranoia – Prof Philippa Garety (King’s College London) & Dr Tom Ward (King’s College London).
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for psychosis and substance misuse – Prof Gillian Haddock (University of Manchester).
Day 3: Working with negative symptoms; CBT for Bipolar Disorder.
- Working with negative symptoms – Dr Louise Johns (University of Oxford).
- Think Effectively About Mood Swings (TEAMS): A Novel CBT for Bipolar Disorder – Dr Warren Mansell (University of Manchester).
Workshop facilitators: Dr Louise Isham (OCTC & University of Oxford) & Prof Daniel Freeman (University of Oxford).
Venue: St Anne’s College, Oxford