Events Personal development, Psychology United Kingdom 2023

BPS, DCoP Wales, and USW are hosting an event that focuses on the future and building connections. The keynote speaker is Professor Joanna Moncrieff, discussing the debunking of the serotonin theory of depression and its implications for psychiatric drugs.

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One Education was established to empower school leadership teams and teachers in enhancing the quality of education. The termly conference provides updates from the School Finance Team and presentations from the Local Authority and other services. The Train the Trainer program allows participants to become accredited trainers in their chosen subjects, offering training and guidance to leaders and line managers in supporting staff wellbeing. The training also provides a step-by-step guide to the BACs set up process.

Attend a lecture by Dr. Claire Hilton to challenge stereotypes about mental hospitals in England a century ago, and discuss mental health services today. Themes include innovation, after-care, gender, scandals, and challenges faced by advocates for improvements. Choose to attend in person or virtually. A recording will be provided for registered delegates for 60 days after the event.

Marcus du Sautoy explores the deep connection between mathematics and games throughout history, highlighting how understanding math can enhance gameplay and how both are integral to human psychology and culture. Join du Sautoy as he takes us on a journey through 80 games from various cultures and time periods. He is a renowned mathematician and author of multiple books.

Marcus du Sautoy explores the deep connection between mathematics and games throughout history and across cultures. He explains how understanding math can improve game-playing skills and how both math and games are essential to human psychology and culture. Du Sautoy views games as a form of mathematical play, with math principles underlying many games. Join him on a journey through 80 games from various cultures, including Tarot, Tic Tac Toe, Catan, and Snakes and Ladders. Marcus du Sautoy is the Simonyi Professor for the Public Understanding of Science and Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford. He has authored eight books, including his latest release, Around the World in 80 Games (Fourth Estate 2023).

The conference aims to highlight the importance of psychiatrists in transforming outdated cultures and addressing the risks and consequences of institutionalism. Professor Ciaran Mulholland, a Consultant Psychiatrist and Professor at Queen's University Belfast, will share his expertise on trauma related to trouble and its relevance to the field of Learning Disability. Amanda Allard from the National Children's Bureau will discuss safeguarding children with disabilities and complex health needs in residential settings.