Duration | One day (6 hours online session) |
Fees | £110 |
Session Leader | Dr Lucille Allain, Dr. Karolina Slovenko-Bell & Laura Sooklalsingh |
Date | Contact NHS study day Team for more information |
This one-day training aims to provide a summary of the impact of the role of the carers and the clinical needs of mental health service users with psychosis who are regularly cared for by families and friends. It will be of interest to mental health professionals working with service users with schizophrenia and other psychoses under inpatient and community mental health settings.
During the session, participants will be introduced to a range of common family–based interventions, assessing their role in promoting the wellbeing of service users and current evidence base.
By the end of the session, participants should be able to:
Study mode: Synchronous online delivery via virtual classroom using one of the following web-based learning and teaching platforms (e.g. MS teams, Kaltura new row, Adobe Connect, Zoom). The content on the day will be delivered via a mixture of PowerPoint presentation, small group exercise and discussion, group feedback and recap/quiz.
There are several funding options available:
For more information on these options, including fee rates for self-funding/employer-sponsored students, please visit our dedicated funding page.
To apply for this course, please email our NHS study days team.