Introduction to the Open Dialogue Approach
Date: 6 - 7 October 2016
Venue: Morton Conference Centre, Yarm Road, Darlington, DL1 4PJ
Cost: ACAMH Member: £140| Non-Member: £160
Overview
This two-day training course, which looks at the Open Dialogue approach – a philosophical/theoretical approach to people experiencing a mental health crisis and their families/networks, and a system of care. Drawing on a number of theoretical models – including systemic family therapy, dialogical theory and social constructionism – the Open
Dialogue approach sees teams working with families and social networks, as much as possible in their own homes to help those involved in a crisis situation to be together and to engage in dialogue.
Delegates will be able to familiarise themselves with this innovative and evidence based-approach in systemic practice of treating complex mental health issues.
Content covered during the day includes:
· The seven principles of the Open Dialogue approach
· The roots of the approach
· The 12 key elements of Dialogical Practice
· Conducting network meetings
· An overview of psychosis and medication.
Workshop participants will gain:
· A historical perspective and outcome studies of OD framework for treatment of psychosis
· A basic understanding about key elements of dialogical methods
· An opportunity to participate in a mock network meeting
· An awareness of UK wide OD developments.
The workshop will be open to delegates who are systemically- and recovery-orientated mental health practitioners, ideally with three or more years of experience, who assess and treat individuals with psychosis.
Speaker:
Nick Putman is a psychotherapist and a certified Open Dialogue practitioner, having completed two years of training in the Open Dialogue approach with Mary Olson, Jaakko Seikkula, Markku Sutela and others. He is now one of the trainers in training on the full three-year Open Dialogue training, which started in London in April 2015. Nick has also been visiting the Open Dialogue service in Western Lapland to learn more about the approach and the structure of the service. He has more than 20 years’ experience working in a variety of mental health settings, and considerable experience working with people experiencing psychosis.
Programme
DAY ONE
· A personal introduction
· Basics
· Hearing the voices from Lapland
· The seven principles of the Open Dialogue approach
· Network meetings and the 12 key elements of dialogical practice
· Outcome studies
· Final discussion
DAY TWO
· Welcome refreshments
· Aims and process
· Psychosis and medication
· Role playing network meeting
· The roots of the approach
· Developments in the UK
· Final discussion
Delegate registration
Cost: ACAMH Member: £140| Non-Member: £160
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