Relationships with Anti-Psychotics
This series of three webinars will explore different relationships with anti-psychotics and will be held on 15 June, 13 July and early autumn (date to be confirmed) more details below.
Conference to be held in Bristol on 12 September 2023. Save the date! More details coming soon.
Relationships with Anti-Psychotics: Learning from Lived Experience
ISPS UK webinar 15 June 2023, 18.30-20.30
Jen Kilyon will Chair the webinar and introduce the four panellists, each of whom will give a short talk about their experiences. This will be followed by a discussion between the panellists, and then some time for Q&A.
All panellists have lived experience of or supporting others who are taking anti-psychotics and will explore their current and past relationships with them, when they have assisted them in their lives and the ways in which they were or are problematic. All our panellists have or wish to withdraw from anti-psychotics and will explore the difficulties and opportunities they have encountered in this journey. They will explore how mental health services have helped or hindered this process.
Registration. To attend this webinar please visit our booking page at https://Relationshipsantipsychotics.eventbrite.co.uk
Staff Relationships with Anti-psychotics
ISPS UK webinar 13 July 2023, 18.30-20.30
The second in our series of webinars looking at Relationships with Anti-psychotics.
What are the ethical dilemmas and personal conflicts that people working in mental health services face in relation to antipsychotic medications? This webinar will be a dialogue where health care professionals share their own experiences of inpatient and community work in relation to antipsychotics. How do psychiatrists learn to think with patients about medications? How do personal beliefs influence staff practice? Do health care professionals struggle with using medications? How are issues of power addressed in relation to antipsychotics? These and other questions will be explored by a panel of people working in psychiatry. The attendees will be invited to participate in the discussion.
Registration for this event is not yet open.
For recordings of previous events, please visit our YouTube page.