DHP Scotland Postgraduate Autumn Workshop 2015: Using the biopsychosocial model in assessment, formulation and treatment planning for people with long-term conditions

Friday 30th October 2015 at Scottish Insight Institute, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow

This one-day workshop will operationalise the competence framework (please click here) for psychological interventions for people with persistent physical health conditions. The framework describes the various activities which need to be brought together in order to effectively work with people who have persistent physical health conditions.

The workshop is experiential and will focus on acquisition of assessment, formulation, engagement and planning competencies through case-based learning.

Workshop Outcomes

• Delegates will receive an introduction in assessment, formulation and treatment planning using the biopsychosocial model for clients with long-term physical health problems.
• Delegates will gain experience in engaging the client in the process, assessing their coping strategies and helping them to articulate what they would like to gain from an intervention.
• Delegates will also gain experience in formulating and agreeing on a psychological treatment plan with the client.

Workshop Facilitator

Dr Pauline Adair
Practitioner Psychologist (Clinical, Health)
Director of Behavioural Medicine

Pre-Event Reading

A pre-course information pack will be available to those who register, 4 weeks before the workshop. It will be essential that this pre-course reading is carried out as the workshop is experiential.

In order to keep the price of this workshop as low as possible for postgraduates, lunch will not be provided. Tea, coffee and biscuits will however be available during registration.

Registration fees can be found on the booking form. If you have any queries please contact us via the event hotline on 01332 224507

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