Applied Psychologists at all levels of the profession including students, and trainees, Counsellors, Psychotherapists, Psychiatrists, Health professionals and Social workers.
Migration and its effect on individual identity
Dr Elaine Arnold, Retired Social Work Lecturer
Human rights, social justice and psychology
Dr Nimisha Patel, Clinical Psychologist & Professor Rachel Tribe, Counselling & Occupational Psychologist
Globalization of 'mental health' and 'mental illness'. Implications for the Global South
Dr Suman Fernando, Psychiatrist
Cross-cultural neuropsychology: from bigotry, through bias, to interaction
Dr Matthew Jones Chester, Consultant Neuro-psychologist
Culturally adapted CBT
Rashmi Shankar
Developing our cultural strengths
Mala German & Sarah Patrick
Impact of history on black women's identity
Yetunde Ade-Serrano & Ohemaa Nkansa-Dwamena
Making psychology relevant to refugee, asylum-seeking and migrant women who are living with HIV: building strengths, making connections, taking action
Angela Byrne, Jane Tungana and participants of Positive East's Re:Assure Women's Project
Working with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender People within a More Inclusive Culture
Jey Monsen
Cognitive assessment and cross-cultural issues
Matthew Jones-Chester
Connecting individuals, families and communities: resilience across the life course with disabled people
Jackie Akhurst, Rebecca Lawthom and Gemma Yarwood
Impact of psychological services for ethnic minority populations
Neelam Dosanjh
Responses to mental health: Developing partnerships with BME third sector organisations, lessons and challenges
Rani Nagulendaram, Anthony Salla, Dilanthi Weerasinghe & Rachel Tribe
'The Marlborough Cultural Therapy Centre: A 20 Year Trajectory
Anne Miller & Dr Rakhee Haque
09:00 | Registration and Coffee / Tea |
09:30 | Welcome from organising committee |
09:40 | Globalization of ‘mental health’ and ‘mental illness’. Implications for the Global South - Suman Fernand |
10:20 | Human rights, social justice and psychology - Nimisha Patel and Rachel Tribe |
11:00 | Refreshment break |
11:30 | Workshop 1 (choice of 5) |
12:30 | Lunch |
13:15 | Migration and its effect on individual identity - Elaine Arnold |
13:55 | Cross-cultural neuropsychology: from bigotry, through bias, to interaction - Matthew Jones-Chester |
14:35 | Refreshment break |
15:00 | Workshop 2 (choice of 5) |
16:00 | Plenary |
16:30 | Finish |
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