The following section includes access to information and feedback of old ISPS conferences and events.
2020
Dismantling the master’s house*: becoming anti-racist
ISPS UK webinar 25 November 2020.
In this webinar, our panel explored the subject of institutional racism within the mental health system. We also launched a documentary film project which ISPSUK is proud to be supporting, emerging from our 2018 conference on psychosis and institutional racism. This was the first time the trailer had been screened publicly. The film is a hard hitting documentary examining structural racism in the UK mental health system. Told from a social justice perspective.
The webinar is available to watch on YouTube, please click here.
*’Dismantling the master’s house’ refers to a quote from Audrey Lorde, who described herself as a ‘black, lesbian, mother, warrior, poet’. The quote reads “the master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house”.
Alongside Psychosis: Alternatives to Psychiatric Admission
ISPS UK webinar, 28 October 2020. To view talks from this webinar click here.
When there are no words: working creatively with psychosis
ISPS UK webinar, 30 July 2020. To view this webinar on YouTube click here.
Psychosis and social distancing: challenges and opportunities of support online
ISPS UK webinar, 4 June 2020. Highlights coming soon
Children, Young People and Psychosis: Beyond Early Intervention
ISPS UK conference, 24 January 2020 London
The talks from the conference are available to view on YouTube here.
2019
ISPS 21st International Congress of the ISPS, Rotterdam 2019
The congress title in 2019 was Stranger in the City. ISPS UK offered two bursaries to members to assist with the costs of attending the event. The successful applicants were Judith Varley and Jane Faulkner, and you can read their reports of the conference by clicking on their names below:
Psychosis: Origins, Experience and Meaning
ISPS UK Conference June 2019
Talks available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxnwakHRXD6HI71Mkz-tkHqg7V1pljiE3
2017
Making real change happen
2016
Therapeutic Relationships: Challenges for Mental Health services and those who use them
Re-visioning Mental Health Through Coproduction
2015
Re-imagining Mental Health Nursing in the 21st Century
Open Dialogue: Experience in the UK
2014
Researching Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Psychosis – A step towards better care?
Psychosis and the Arts
From Diagnosis to Dialogue
2013
Good Enough Psychiatry
Attachment, relationships and psychodynamics in psychosis
2012
Birmingham Conference
Unimaginable Storms: continuing to think psychodynamically about psychosis in the NHS
A tribute to the late Dr Murray Jackson
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