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0830 Registration
Chair
Mr Liam MacGabhann
0900 Opening Remarks - Welcome (Prof
Anne Scott)
0915 Keynote
Address – Assoc Prof Priscilla Ridgway
Overturning Deadening Myths of Chronicity: Listening for
Stories of Resilience
1000 Refreshment Break
1020 Performance - Chair Liz Hickey
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Is There Anything We
Can Do?
Written by Mary Moynihan and Paul Kennedy
Performed by Margaret Toomey
Taken from Testimonies
Presented by
Smashing Times Theatre Company Ltd. . |
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1115 Keynote
Address – Prof Arthur Frank
How Stories Make Experience Possible, and How They Make Life
Dangerous
1300 Lunch
1500
Refreshment Break
1525 Keynote
Address – Prof Phil Barker
What's the point?: The death of vocation in the age of
celebrity
1610 Panel Discussion (Chair –
Paddy
McGowan)
1715 Close
1730 Drinks at Matt
Weldon’s Bar
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Tuesday 11th of
September |
0845 Registration
Chair
- Mr Martin Rogan
0915 Keynote
Address – Prof Thomas Szasz
Psychopathology: Mendacity and Metaphor
1000
Keynote Address – Prof Paul Verhaeghe
“Chronicle of a death
foretold”: The end of psychotherapy
1045 Refreshment Break
1110 Panel Discussion
(Chair
Prof John
Cutcliff)
1300 Lunch
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D |
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1400 |
Disability and Power; locus of control for
the selective use of prosthetics for people
with limited mobility
Dr
Kerry
Greer |
The 'Recovery Context Inventory': A personal recovery environment
audit tool
Mr Tom O’Brien |
Don't ask me how I cope, but don't tell them how I do:
Humorous reflections of a palliative care
bereavement counsellor
Mr Mark Gibney |
Therapy in the 21st century: Wounded
healers, suffering and the psychotherapeutic
process
Ms
Benig
Mauger |
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1430 |
The impact of supported employment on
quality of life and mental health of people
with intellectual disabilities: What happens
when the job breaks down?
Dr Pauline Banks |
FRED- Rehabilitation:
A New Zealand
Perspective
Mrs
Jennie Synnott |
The dream catcher: Dying to escape the sado-masochistic fag
machine
Ms
Sue
McAndrew |
An analysis of the need for counselling and
prison based addiction treatment in one
Irish Prison
Mr
Gerard
Moore |
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1500 |
Innovations in
Educational Evaluation
Dr
Margaret Webb, Ms Eileen Courtney, Ms Therese Leufer and Mr Gerard Clinton |
Supporting parents and carers of young people with deliberate
self-harm
Ms
Carole
Boylan, Dr Sophia Morgan, Ms Sinead Byrne,
Prof Carol Fitzpatrick, Dr Hilary Graham, Ms
Julie Howley, Ms Sinead Crowley |
Surviving being suicidal: What money can't
buy and statistics can't tell us
Mr
Richard
Lakeman |
A grounded theory study of recovering from recurrent
mental
health problems
Ms
Yulia
Kartalova-O'Doherty |
1530 Break
1700 Close
1900 Conference
Dinner – Jameson’s Distillery
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Wednesday 12th of
September |
0900 Registration -
Chair Prof John
Cutcliff
0930
Keynote Address – Prof Dawn Freshwater
Culture, understanding and narrative: Embodying
psycho-social symbols of health
1015 Keynote
Address – Dr Siobhán Barry
'Advances in Psychiatric Care & Treatment'
1100 Refreshment Break
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B |
C |
D |
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1130 |
Research for the Community: Science Shop
Ms
Nora
Shovelin |
It’s good go talk: Distress disclosure and psychological
wellbeing
Mr
Mark
Ward |
Re-defining Empowerment in Mental Health: The connection to
‘Power to’
Ms
Shari
McDaid |
Grieving for myself: A phenomenological
hermeneutical study of women’s lived experience of
postnatal depression
Ms
Denise Lawler |
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1200 |
"If I am not me who am I"
Working with a person after a brain injury
Mr
Keith Oulton |
Partners in Words or
Deeds? Evidence of Strategic and Therapeutic
Partnerships in Mental Health
Ms
Liz
Brosnan |
Foucauldian
interpretations of risk, power and gender in mental
health nurses’ descriptions of managing aggression
and violence in their practice
Dr
Anne
Matthews, Angela Cocoman, Prof Maritta
Välimäki & Prof Anne Scott |
Embodiment, illness and medical treatment:
A phenomenological
study
Ms
Grainne
Ni Mhaille |
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1230 |
Forum Theatre Presentation
Schizophrenia Ireland, Women Together Network
Ms
Marie
McNamara
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A relational-recovery oriented perspective of
the
psychotic experience: tuning into and making
meaning out of "madness": A virtual reality workshop
Dr
David
Cameron
and
Paddy McGowan |
Colouring in the landscape of emotionality: Painting
clinical reflection
Prof Tony Warne &
Ms Sue McAndrew |
An investigation of the potential psychosocial
implications of genetic testing for breast ovarian
cancer
outside the customary clinical setting
Ms
Ann
Buckmaster |
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1300 |
Facilitating expressions of the self:
Being a children’s nurse
Dr Imelda Coyne &
Ms Emer Ward |
Accounting for MRSA:
Organisational change and hospital-acquired
infections in the Irish health care system
Siobhan MacDermott, Colleen O’Neil, Mary Clynes,
Nora Kilkullen, Stephanie Lawrence, Sara Raftery, &
Sabina Stan |
1330 Closing Remarks
1345 Lunch and finish
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