Programme Bath Doctorate in Clinical Psychology Research Conference. Room 2.47, 2 nd Floor New Psychology Building (10W), University of Bath

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Features: keynote speeches from Dr Mary Welford (Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Founding Member and Chair of the Compassionate Mind Foundation) and Professor Tony Morrison (Professor of

1 Programme 2016 Bath Doctorate in Clinical Psychology Research Conference Thursday 8 th Friday 9 th September 2016 Room 2.47, 2 nd Floor New Psychology Building (10W), University of Bath Free CPD opportunity for students, researchers, assistant psychologists, clinical psychologists and other healthcare professionals. Features: keynote speeches from Dr Mary Welford (Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Founding Member and Chair of the Compassionate Mind Foundation) and Professor Tony Morrison (Professor of Clinical Psychology, University of Manchester and Associate Director for Early Intervention, Greater Manchester West Mental Health Foundation Trust); a panel discussion on integrating research into clinical practice; talks by final year trainee clinical psychologists, with symposiums including: learning disabilities, developmental disorders and child and adolescent mental health; clinical health psychology, trauma and adjustment; therapist, peer and parent factors in psychology; and imagery and adult mental health. A poster session will present research and case studies across an additional range of topics.

2 Thursday 8 th September Morning Symposium (1): Learning disabilities; developmental disorders; child and adolescent mental health 09:00-09:35 Registration, posters, tea and coffee 09:35-10:00 Exploration of body perception and body dissatisfaction in young adults with intellectual disability Kate Eden, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3 rd Year 10:00-10:25 Social anxiety among adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD): A result of cognitive bias? Andrew Merwood, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 10:25-10:45 Break and posters 10:45-11:10 Socialisation to the model in adolescent cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT): Measurement and relationship with clinical outcomes Gerwyn Mahoney-Davies, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 11:10 11:35 Exploring the prerequisite skills for cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT): Relationship to emotion awareness and treatment outcome for young people with autism spectrum disorders Cara Roberts-Collins, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 11: Impact of social support in the development of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in children Clare Dixon, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 12:00 12:50 Lunch (free to those registered) and posters

3 Thursday 8 th September Afternoon Symposium (2): Clinical health; trauma; adjustment 12:50-13:15 Military culture and psychosocial factors associated with motivation for and engagement in rehabilitation after musculoskeletal injury: a feasibility study with military and civilian physiotherapy patients Rachel Paskell, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3 rd Year 13:15-13:40 Injury attributions, self-criticism and psychological distress in acquired and traumatic brain injury (ABI and TBI) survivors Paula Robinson, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 13:40-14:05 Cognitive and Behavioural Factors involved in chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) / myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) Hazel Carrick, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 14:05-14:30 Service improvement project to improve the RUH intensive care environment for families and carers Sarah Elliott, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 14: Break with tea and coffee, plus: Psychologists in Health (PIH) Business Meeting (Room 2.46) Posters Virtual therapy - brain injury rehabilitation demonstrations Service improvement project video demonstrations 15:30-16:30 KEYNOTE: Building resilience in therapists: the why and the how Dr Mary Welford, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and a founding member and Chair of the Compassionate Mind Foundation 16:30 17:00 Wine/soft drinks and posters

4 Friday 9 th September Morning Symposium (3): Therapist, peer and parent factors 09:30-10:00 Registration, posters, tea and coffee 10:00-10:25 The impact of an OCD-UK Professionals Conference Day on therapist beliefs about obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) Emma Stephens, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3 rd Year 10:25-10:50 An experimental study investigating the impact of a peer delivered psycho-education video on self-stigmatising attitudes in people with first episode psychosis Cate Anderson, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 10:50-11:10 Break and posters 11:10-11:35 Does paediatric maladaptive perfectionism mediate the association between parenting factors and paediatric anxiety in adolescents? Rochelle Barden, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 11:35 12:30 PANEL DISCUSSION: Research as the backbone of clinical psychology: How to consume and produce clinically applicable research Chair: Professor Paul Salkovskis Speakers: Tony Morrison, Lucy Clarkson, Sreemoyee Tarafder and regional psychologist 12:30 13:30 Lunch (free to those registered) and posters

5 Friday 9 th September Afternoon Symposium (4): Imagery; working age adult mental health 13:30-13:55 Everyday experiences of intrusive thoughts and images in individuals with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder Rosie Oldham-Cooper, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 13:55-14:20 Investigating intrusive imagery, appraisals, and positive mood states in bipolar disorder Rose Knight, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 14:20-14:45 Mental imagery and idiosyncratic goal achievement in depression: A three group comparison Lisa Keane, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 14:45-15:05 Break and posters 15:05-15:30 Reassurance seeking in obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and depression Emma Smith, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year 15:30-16:30 KEYNOTE: Providing evidence-based treatment choices for people with psychosis Professor Tony Morrison, Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Manchester and Associate Director for Early Intervention at Greater Manchester West Mental Health Foundation Trust 16:30 17:00 Wine/soft drinks and posters

6 Thursday 8 th - Friday 9 th September Research, service improvement and case study posters, including: Promoting positive coping and self-management in relation to undertaking cardiac catheterisation: learning from patients Catriona Anderson, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year Insecure attachment, self-compassion and shame in the context of engagement and help seeking in first episode psychosis Emma Stephens, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year Integrating formulation into assessment in a community mental health recovery team to improve recommendations for patient care Rochelle Barden, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year A Thematic Analysis of Emotional and Psychological Experiences of People with Heart Failure Gerwyn Mahoney-Davies, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year Evaluating & Improving OCD-UK s Conference: Collaboration between People with Personal Experience and Professionals Hazel Carrick, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year OCD research project Sarah Elliott, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year Supporting the supporters: Evaluation of a consultation service for children in care Clare Dixon, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year

7 Increasing staff confidence and implementation of trauma therapy skills; a service improvement project Kate Eden, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year Working with patients and staff to reduce psychological risk and morbidity in adult patients discharged from critical care. A service improvement project with the critical care units at the Royal United Hospitals, Bath Rachel Paskell, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year Early Intervention for Psychosis: The development of a series of family information sessions Lisa Keane, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year An evaluation of suicide risk training for General Practitioners Emma Smith, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year How Staff Members Manage Suicidal Ideation and Attempts in Older Adults Rose Knight, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year Service-user and staff views on the provision of written information in a memory service in the South West of England Rosie Oldham-Cooper, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year Video Information and Expectations of therapeutic Work (VIEW): Development and evaluation of an information video about psychological therapy. Andrew Merwood, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year Promoting Positive Coping and Self-management in Patients Undertaking Cardiac Catheterisation: Learning from Health Professionals Cara Roberts-Collins, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year Can training improve the confidence and skills of staff in the assessment and treatment of complex PTSD? Paula Robinson, Clinical Psychologist in Training, 3rd Year

8 Keynote and Panel Biographies Dr Mary Welford Dr Mary Welford is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist working throughout the UK. She is a founding member and Chair of the Compassionate Mind Foundation. Working with a range of people on an individual and group basis, Mary is particularly interested in the application of Compassion Focused Therapy across the spectrum of human experiences, from anxiety and depression to psychosis and personality difficulties. She is the author of The Compassionate Mind Approach to Building Your Self Confidence. Professor Tony Morrison Tony Morrison is a Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Manchester and is also Associate Director for Early Intervention at Greater Manchester West Mental Health Foundation Trust. He has published over 100 articles on cognitive therapy for psychosis and experimental studies of cognitive processes in psychosis, including an influential cognitive model of psychosis, and has conducted several treatment trials of cognitive therapy for psychosis and for people at high risk of psychosis. He has also published several treatment manuals. He has also conducted research examining the links between trauma and psychosis and has explored issues of patient choice and the facilitation of user-led research into psychosis and mental health services. He is director of the Psychosis Research Unit at Greater Manchester West Mental Health Foundation Trust Professor Paul Salkovskis Professor Paul Salkovskis is Professor of Clinical Psychology and Applied Science. In 2010 he was appointed Programme Director for the Clinical Psychology Doctorate Programme at Bath. Previously he was Professor of Clinical Psychology and Applied Science and Clinical Director in the Centre for Anxiety Disorders and Trauma at the Institute of Psychiatry ( ) Virtual Therapy: An Interactive Story-Driven Environment for the Clinical Rehabilitation of People with Acquired Brain Injuries (Zack Lyons and Leon Watts, Department of Computer Science, University of Bath; Praminda Caleb-Solly and Nigel Harris, Designability and Brian O Neill and Sara da Silva Ramos, Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust, The Disabilities Trust) Severe instances of acquired brain injury can lead to difficulties with executive control, which leads to intensive periods of rehabilitative care under close supervision. Such intensive supervision typically requires segregation from the community with limited opportunity for social engagement, which predicts poor post-care reintegration. Our research is examining the potential of immersive virtual reality for presenting service users with meaningful opportunities to develop and practice social skills. We are creating an interactive task-driven environment to be used by clinicians as a therapeutic medium for engaging with a service user, complementing other interventions at their disposal. The environment can be used to deliver dynamic dialogue and functional challenges in real time under the control of a clinical professional.

9 Additional Information Parking Parking is available in the West Car Park, which is adjacent to the Psychology Building, 10 West. See map on next page. Registered attendees will be sent a free parking permit to print and put in their windscreen. If you have forgotten yours on the day we will have very limited spares at the registration desk. Public Transport Regular buses run to the university from the Bath Spa Bus Station, adjacent to Bath Spa Train Station. Buses will drop you on the opposite side of campus to the Psychology Building, 10 West. See map on next page Lunch and refreshments Free lunch and refreshments will be served to registered attendees. There are also a number of coffee shops, bars and restaurants on campus. CPD certificates CPD certificates will be sent to those who registered and attended the conference. Access 10 West has wheelchair access and lifts to all floors. Contact details Please clinpsy-research-team@bath.ac.uk with any queries. Map (over page)

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