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Child Mental Health Forum - 'Think Family: Whole family approaches to supporting families' - Leicester - 10.05.12
The Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Child Mental Health Forum is for any professional or worker who through their role is able to promote children's emotional well-being, or mental health.
The forum is an opportunity for people from different background to mix, and develop skills and knowledge, and think about effective practise. This session will cover: 'Think Family: Whole family approaches to supporting families affectedby Parental Mental Illness'
Further Information
to find out about other dates and topics available click here.
How to Book
Contact the Primary Mental Health Team - 0116 295 5050
PLEASE NOTE: Booking will open one month prior to each forum date.
Child Mental Health Forum - 'Think Family: Whole family approaches to supporting families' - Leicester - 24.05.12
The Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Child Mental Health Forum is for any professional or worker who through their role is able to promote children's emotional well-being, or mental health.
The forum is an opportunity for people from different background to mix, and develop skills and knowledge, and think about effective practise. This session will cover: 'Think Family: Whole family appraoches to supporting families affected by Parental Mental Illness'
Further Information
to find out about other dates and topics available click here.
How to Book
Contact the Primary Mental Health Team - 0116 295 5050
PLEASE NOTE: Booking will open one month prior to each forum date.
Child Mental Health Forum - 'Think Family: Whole family approaches to supporting families' - Leicester - 17.05.12
The Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Child Mental Health Forum is for any professional or worker who through their role is able to promote children's emotional well-being, or mental health.
The forum is an opportunity for people from different background to mix, and develop skills and knowledge, and think about effective practise. This session will cover: 'Think Family: Whole family approaches to supporting families affectedby Parental Mental Illness'
Further Information
to find out about other dates and topics available click here.
How to Book
Contact the Primary Mental Health Team - 0116 295 5050
PLEASE NOTE: Booking will open one month prior to each forum date.
Child Mental Health Forum - 'Think Family: Whole family approaches to supporting families' - Leicester - 10.05.12
The Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Child Mental Health Forum is for any professional or worker who through their role is able to promote children's emotional well-being, or mental health.
The forum is an opportunity for people from different background to mix, and develop skills and knowledge, and think about effective practise. This session will cover: 'Think Family: whole family approaches to supporting families affected by Parental mENTAL illness'
Further Information
to find out about other dates and topics available click here.
How to Book
Contact the Primary Mental Health Team - 0116 295 5050
PLEASE NOTE: Booking will open one month prior to each forum date.
Child Mental Health Forum - 'The Impact of Early Childhood Traumatic Stress' - Leicester - 30.04.12
The Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Child Mental Health Forum is for any professional or worker who through their role is able to promote children's emotional well-being, or mental health.
The forum is an opportunity for people from different background to mix, and develop skills and knowledge, and think about effective practise. This session will cover: 'The Impact of Early Childhood Traumatic Stress - Implication for our practice'
Further Information
to find out about other dates and topics available click here.
How to Book
Contact the Primary Mental Health Team - 0116 295 5050
PLEASE NOTE: Booking will open one month prior to each forum date
Child Mental Health Forum - 'The Impact of Early Childhood Traumatic Stress' - Leicester - 17.04.12
The Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Child Mental Health Forum is for any professional or worker who through their role is able to promote children's emotional well-being, or mental health.
The forum is an opportunity for people from different background to mix, and develop skills and knowledge, and think about effective practise. This session will cover: 'The Impact of Early Childhood Traumatic Stress - Implication for our practice'
Further Information
to find out about other dates and topics available click here.
How to Book
Contact the Primary Mental Health Team - 0116 295 5050
PLEASE NOTE: Booking will open one month prior to each forum date
Child Mental Health Forum - 'Promoting Emotional Wellbeing of Children with Physical Health Problems' - Leicester - 26.03.12
The Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Child Mental Health Forum is for any professional or worker who through their role is able to promote children's emotional well-being, or mental health.
The forum is an opportunity for people from different background to mix, and develop skills and knowledge, and think about effective practise. This session will cover: 'Promoting the emotional well-being of children with enduring physical health problems'
Further Information
to find out about other dates and topics available click here.
How to Book
Contact the Primary Mental Health Team - 0116 295 5050
PLEASE NOTE: Booking will open one month prior to each forum date.
Child Mental Health Forum - 'Promoting Emotional Wellbeing of Children with Physical Health Problems' - Leicester - 06.03.12
The Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Child Mental Health Forum is for any professional or worker who through their role is able to promote children's emotional well-being, or mental health.
The forum is an opportunity for people from different background to mix, and develop skills and knowledge, and think about effective practise. This session will cover: 'Promoting the emotional well-being of children with enduring physical health problems'
Further Information
to find out about other dates and topics available click here.
How to Book
Contact the Primary Mental Health Team - 0116 295 5050
PLEASE NOTE: Booking will open one month prior to each forum date.
'Attachment & Mental Health in Children & Young People' - 1 Day Multi-Agency Training Event - Leicester - 21.06.12
This is an established course that has been well evaluated and highly received by Tier 1 professionals.
This training is supported and funded by Leicester, Leicestershire & Rutland Child & Adolescent Mental Health Strategy
The day aims to give a theoretical and practical overview of attachment theory, how it affects mental health and its relevance to multi-agency working with children and adolescents.
Targeted Audience
This training is aimed at Tier 1 professionals from the statutory and voluntary sectors who work with children and young people. Please note, priority will be given to those who have attended the Foundation Level 1, Two Day Working Together in Children and Young Peoples Mental Health
Further information
Contact either Lisa Anderson, Training Co-ordinator in Child Mental Health
or Pratibha Patel, Training Administrator Tel: 0116 225 2888
Please also see the flyer for more information
How to Book
Please complete the attached booking form indicating your preferred date (this course is also available on the 4th October 2012) and forward to:
Pratibha Patel
Tel: 0116 225 2888
Email: pnp3@le.ac.uk
(PLEASE NOTE: Additional information will be sent to applicants nearer the time.
Although we endeavour to notify unsuccessful applicants, this is not always possible due to high volume of applications. Please assume if you do not receive confirmation you do not have a place).
'Attachment & Mental Health in Children & Young People' - 1 Day Multi-Agency Training Event - Leicester - 04.10.12
This is an established course that has been well evaluated and highly received by Tier 1 professionals.
This training is supported and funded by Leicester, Leicestershire & Rutland Child & Adolescent Mental Health Strategy
The day aims to give a theoretical and practical overview of attachment theory, how it affects mental health and its relevance to multi-agency working with children and adolescents.
Targeted Audience
This training is aimed at Tier 1 professionals from the statutory and voluntary sectors who work with children and young people. Please note, priority will be given to those who have attended the Foundation Level 1, Two Day Working Together in Children and Young Peoples Mental Health
Further information
Contact either Lisa Anderson, Training Co-ordinator in Child Mental Health
or Pratibha Patel, Training Administrator Tel: 0116 225 2888
Please also see the flyer for more information
How to Book
Please complete the attached booking form indicating your preferred date (this course is also available on the 4th October 2012) and forward to:
Pratibha Patel
Tel: 0116 225 2888
Email: pnp3@le.ac.uk
(PLEASE NOTE: Additional information will be sent to applicants nearer the time.
Although we endeavour to notify unsuccessful applicants, this is not always possible due to high volume of applications. Please assume if you do not receive confirmation you do not have a place).
The Good Childhood Report 2012: A review of our children's well-being
Further confirmation will be forwarded to successful candidates two to three weeks prior to the event. however if you have any questions beforehand please contact Barbara.connelly@lcp-trust.org.uk
How to Book:
To reserve a place on one of these courses, please complete the booking form and return as soon as possible to:
Barbara Connelly
Address: New Direction, 29 New Walk, Leicester, LE1 6TE
Tel: 0116 204 7274
Email: Barbara.connelly@lcp-trust.org.uk)
Working with Young Drug and Alcohol Users - Leicester - 08.03.12
The Leicester Partnership NHS Trust is delivering a free one day course for those working with young peoplein Leicester City
Aim:
To increase participants’ knowledge and confidence in identifying and responding to the substance related needs of the young people they are working with.
Objectives:
By the end of the day participants will be able to:
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Describe current trends in young people’s substance use
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Describe a range of commonly used substances, how they are grouped legally and according to their effects
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Respond appropriately to substance use issues presented by young people.
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Be aware of when and how to refer to New Direction Young People’s Drug and Alcohol Service
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Identify future learning needs
Target Audience:
This training is specifically for practitioners from the statutory and voluntary sectors who work with young people as part of their role.
Further information:
Further confirmation will be forwarded to successful candidates two to three weeks prior to the event. however if you have any questions beforehand please contact Barbara.connelly@lcp-trust.org.uk
How to Book:
To reserve a place on one of these courses, please complete the booking form and return as soon as possible to:
Barbara Connelly
Address: New Direction, 29 New Walk, Leicester, LE1 6TE
Tel: 0116 204 7274
Email: Barbara.connelly@lcp-trust.org.uk)
