Training Opportunities
Does Childhood Adversity and Neurodevelopment Predict Mental Health Outcomes?
The ACE Centre, University of Glasgow / Glasgow Academic CAMHS
3rd International Conference [click here for full details]
Friday 16th August 2019
Queen Elizabeth Teaching and Learning Centre, Glasgow
The ACE Centre, University of Glasgow / Glasgow Academic CAMHS are delighted to invite you to the 3rd International conference on how adversity and neurodevelopment impact on mental health. The presentations will focus on cutting edge findings ‘hot of the press’ and their clinical and educational implications. The conference provides an opportunity for clinical professionals, educationalists, researchers, policy makers, service users and their families to come together to learn of new ways of working, and share their knowledge and experience.
Speakers:
The ACE Centre, University of Glasgow / Glasgow Academic CAMHS
3rd International Conference [click here for full details]
Friday 16th August 2019
Queen Elizabeth Teaching and Learning Centre, Glasgow
The ACE Centre, University of Glasgow / Glasgow Academic CAMHS are delighted to invite you to the 3rd International conference on how adversity and neurodevelopment impact on mental health. The presentations will focus on cutting edge findings ‘hot of the press’ and their clinical and educational implications. The conference provides an opportunity for clinical professionals, educationalists, researchers, policy makers, service users and their families to come together to learn of new ways of working, and share their knowledge and experience.
Speakers:
- Dr Heather Moran (Keynote Speaker), Child Clinical Psychologist at CAMHS Coventry, in the Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership Trust.
- Claire Davidson, Speech & Language Therapist/Researcher, Academic CAMHS, NHS GG&C
- Professor Stine Lehmann, Clinical Psychologist / Senior Researcher, NORCE, Norwegian Research Centre University of Bergen
- Dr Christina Mohr Jensen, Associate Professor, Psychologist at Aalborg University Hospital, Denmark
- Dr Helen Smith, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, NHS GG&C
Parenting with P.A.C.E.
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Thursday 5th September 6.00pmThe Pearce Institute 840-860 Govan Road G51 3UU Glasgow
SAIA Member £15.00 | Student SAIA Member FREE | Non SAIA Member £20.00 BOOK NOW ON EVENTBRITE DOWNLOAD THE BOOKING FORM TO PAY BY INVOICE Tuesday 10th September 6.00pmMossvale Community Church 60 Greenock Road Paisley PA3 2LE
SAIA Member £15.00 | Student SAIA Member FREE | Non SAIA Member £20.00 BOOK NOW ON EVENTBRITE DOWNLOAD THE BOOKING FORM TO PAY BY INVOICE |
Central within Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP) is PACE, a way of thinking which deepens the emotional connections in our relationship with others. PACE is Playfulness, acceptance, curiosity and empathy. It is an attitude that focuses on the whole child, not simply the behaviour.
It helps children be more secure with the adults and reflect upon themselves, their thoughts, feelings and behaviour, building the skills that are so necessary for maintaining a successful and satisfying life. For adults, using PACE most of the time, they can reduce the level of conflict, defensiveness and withdrawal that tends to be ever present in the lives of troubled children. Using PACE enables the adult to see the strengths and positive features that lie underneath more negative and challenging behaviour.
This session will be delivered by Fiona Lettice and Barbara Godden, approved PACE trainers.
It helps children be more secure with the adults and reflect upon themselves, their thoughts, feelings and behaviour, building the skills that are so necessary for maintaining a successful and satisfying life. For adults, using PACE most of the time, they can reduce the level of conflict, defensiveness and withdrawal that tends to be ever present in the lives of troubled children. Using PACE enables the adult to see the strengths and positive features that lie underneath more negative and challenging behaviour.
This session will be delivered by Fiona Lettice and Barbara Godden, approved PACE trainers.
SENSORY ATTACHMENT INTERVENTION TRAINING
Sensory Processing, Trauma and Attachment
A two-day introductory Course for Education, Health and Social Care Professionals
11th & 12th September 2019
St. Andrew’s Children’s Society, 7 John’s Place, Edinburgh, EH6 7EL | Organisers: Juniper Tree Therapy Limited
Download Course Overview [click here] | further information [click here]
Download Course Overview [click here] | further information [click here]
Why Attachment Matters in Play Wednesday 6th November 6.00pm
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The Pearce Institute
840-860 Govan Road G51 3UU Glasgow This session will look at the importance of play - the building block of human development, and the relationship between attachment and play. Theraplay® is an attachment-based therapeutic approach that uses structured play to enhance attachment, self-esteem, trust in others and joyful engagement. We will look at the principles of TheraPlay®, and how it can be used by everyone living or working with children of all ages. This will be a practical session, we will try out some of the techniques – so come ready to play! |
SAIA Member £15.00 | Student SAIA Member FREE | Non SAIA Member £20.00
BOOK NOW ON EVENTBRITE | DOWNLOAD THE BOOKING FORM TO PAY BY INVOICE
BOOK NOW ON EVENTBRITE | DOWNLOAD THE BOOKING FORM TO PAY BY INVOICE
SAVE THE DATE - FRIDAY 13TH DECEMBER 2019 SAIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
"WHY ATTACHMENT MATTERS ACROSS THE LIFESPAN"
SAIA Event Cancellation Policy
Registrations cancelled 10 or less working days before the event will not be eligible for a refund. Registration cancelled more than 10 working days before the event will be refunded 80% of the registrations fees. The remaining 20% of the fee contributes to bank fees and administration costs incurred.
Transferring your place to another individual does not cost any additional fees, however we request that this is confirmed by email in advance of the event.
Registrations cancelled 10 or less working days before the event will not be eligible for a refund. Registration cancelled more than 10 working days before the event will be refunded 80% of the registrations fees. The remaining 20% of the fee contributes to bank fees and administration costs incurred.
Transferring your place to another individual does not cost any additional fees, however we request that this is confirmed by email in advance of the event.
