Workshop/Symposia Programme: 17th May
Promoting Mental Health and Wellbeing
Progress Through Partnerships
17th and 18th May
Royal Horticultural Halls Conference Centre
Greycoat Street, London SW1P 2PE
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11.30 - 13.00 Theme: Parnerships for
Establishing Principles and Developing Programmes
Session 1.1 Workshop
TITLE TO BE CONFIRMED
Jackie James
Session 1.2 Workshop
Developing Mental Wellbeing Impact Assessment
Jude Stansfield,
NIMHE CSIP North West, Julie Hanna, Liverpool Culture Company and Tony Coggins,
South
London and Maudsley NHS Trust
Session 1.3 Papers
‘see me’ Alliance-building to
challenge stigma in Scotland
Linda M Dunion, ‘see me’
A Stock-take of Activity for Mental Health Promotion and
Suicide Prevention within the South East in 2005
Philip Brooks, South East
Development Centre
of the Care Services Improvement Partnership
The Efficacy of World Mental Health Day in increasing awareness
and reducing stigma
Andrew Kimber, Slough PCT
Session 1.4 Papers
Reach Out (the Irish suicide strategy)
Geoff Day, National
Office for Suicide, Ireland
Mental health promotion in the North Western Area of Ireland
Anne
Sheridan, Mental Health Promotion Office, HSE, Ireland
15.30 - 17.00 Theme: Partnerships for Establishing Principles and
Developing Programmes
Session 2.1 Workshop
Promoting mental health promotion in later life: Findings
and recommendations from the UK Inquiry into Mental Health and Well-Being in
Later Life
Michelle
Lee, Age Concern/Mental Health Foundation
Session 2.2 Workshop
Tackling mental health inequalities : challenges for local
planning partnerships
Allyson McCollam, Scottish Development Centre for Mental
Health and Lynne Friedli, Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health
Session 2.3 Papers
Working in Partnership with Parents
Richard Shircore, Windsor,
Ascot and Maidenhead PCT
The Participation Parnership
Christina McMellon, Penumbra
Mental Health and Well-being in Later Life Programme, NHS
Health Scotland
Fiona Borrowman, NHS Health Scotland
Session 2.4 Papers
Valuing the arts in East Greenwich: How partnerships can
widen our understanding of the social benefits of participatory arts projects
Felicity
Callard, Independent
Researcher
Creating Connections
Kakati Rumina, North Lanarkshire Council
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