IIMHN/COMMUNE Conference 2018: Timetable

The timetable for the IIMHN/COMMUNE Project Conference in DCU on the 17th and 18th May 2018 has been released.

17^th May 2018

Morning session

Chair: Mary Farrelly

09.00 – 09.00

Registration and Coffee

09.30 – 09.45

Chair’s Opening Address: Mary Farrelly

09.45 – 11.15

Keynote: “Singing from the same songsheet? Managing differing perspectives in co-produced mental health nursing education”. Speakers: Brenda Happel and Julia Bocking

11.15 – 11.45

Coffee

11.45-13.00

Concurrent sessions – Chairs: Louise Doyle and Imelda Noone

Session A

Session B

Service user engagement in research: consultation versus co-productionSpeaker: Agnes Higgins

How is the learning different if the teacher is teaching from lived experience?

Speaker: Charlotte Wilson

Happy Feet walking Group

Speaker: Caroline Murphy, Adrienne Adams, Cathy O Mahony and Theresa Tobin

Delineating and relinquishing the power divide through co-production. Are we truly ready, willing and able?

Speaker: Aoife Ni Bhriann

Improving Traveller mental health – the role of co-production: findings from an evaluation of a Traveller Mental Health Liaison Nurse in Carlow and Kilkenny.

Speaker: Brian Keogh

STRENCO – Strengthening multi-professional competencies in mental health in an international context, through co-production with academics, students, service users and professionals

Speaker: Michael Brennan, Grace Ball, Mathew Colgan, Rory Conroy, Cecelia Ezeani, Agnes Higgins, Barry Hurley, Jean Morrissey, Colman Noctor, Mark Monahan

Identifying and responding to palliative care needs among people with enduring mental illness

Speaker: Ann Sheridan, Barbara Coughlan, Sarah Walsh, Kate Frazer, Loretta Crawley, Mary Kemple and Sinead O’Toole

Co–production and management of aggression– an oxymoron or opportunity?

Speaker: Christina Larkin & Ann Sheridan

13.00-14.00

Lunch and poster viewing

Afternoon session

Chair: Christina Larkin

14.00-15.00

“Experiences of co-produced education for Mental Health Nurses”. Speakers: Siobhan Russell, Martha Griffin, Catherine Stanton, Niamh Daly and Liam MacGabhann

15.00-16.00

49 North Street – Creating/Facilitating Alchemy in the Mental Health Services:

Our ethos is to create a space, a melting pot whereby learning, therapy alongside diversity flourish. It’s about taking risks, building on peoples’ strengths and sharing the load/power which is now seeing a recovery community thrive. The Claddagh Rogues are an example of this and will play live on the day!

James O Flynn, Declan McCarthy, Kevin Shanahan, Tony Cotter, Peter Kearney and Susan Mc Menamin

18th May 2018

COMMUNE Workshop

09.30 – 09.45

Introduction to the day: Chair: Liam MacGabhann

09.45-10.30

Keynote: “Doing co-production like it says on the tin” Speakers: Dublin North, North East Recovery College

10.30 – 10.50

“COMMUNE – Embedding expertise by experience teaching into undergraduate nursing programmes” Speakers: Iceland & Finland

10.50-11.20

“What Service Users can contribute to mental health teaching on undergraduate nursing programmes” Speakers: Ireland UCC/DCU

11.20-11.50

Coffee

11.50-12.20

“Experts by Experience teaching on undergraduate nursing programmes” Speakers: EBE members

12.20-12.50

“Best Practice Guidelines for Co-Producing Course Content and Teaching on Undergraduate Nursing Programmes” Speakers: Norway & Netherlands

12.50-13.20

“Impact of experts by experience teaching into undergraduate nursing programmes: international findings” Speakers: Australia

13.20 – 13.30

Poster prizes close of conference

Lunch

Maastricht Interview/Working with Paranoia Workshop, Cork; 2nd and 3rd May 2018

The IIMHN is please to announce two workshops to be delivered by Peter Bullimore due to take place in May 2018 in Cork (UCC):

2-day Maastricht Interview: Making Sense of Voices workshop on 2nd and 3rd May 2018
1-day Working with Paranoia workshop on 4th May 2018

Applications are now invited. Please contact Harry Gijbels re attendance.

Download the application form for the Maastricht Interview workshop flyer and application 2 and 3 May 2018 UCC.

Download the application form for Working through Paranoia & Making Sense of Unusual Beliefs – flyer and application form for Cork 4-5-18.

These are free workshops.

Please note these workshops are targeted primarily at mental health nurses, whose applications will be prioritised. However, applications are also open to other mental health workers and people who experience voices, visions and paranoia, pending availability of places.

IIMHN Conference 2018 in conjunction with The COMMUNE (Co-produced Mental Health Nurse Education) Project

The Irish Institute of Mental Health Nursing is please to invite abstracts for its 2018 conference which will be held jointly with the COMMUNE (Co-produced Mental Health Nurse Education) project. Conference booking is now open.

Link to the Registration page

The theme of the conference is: ‘Informing mental health nursing practice, education, and research through co production’.

There has been growing interest in co-production in the past decade, particularly in the context of promoting partnerships between governments, services, service users and communities in the commissioning and development of health and community services. A co-production approach sees service users /consumers involved in, or leading, defining the problem, designing and delivering the solution, and evaluating the outcome, either with professionals or independently (Roper, Grey & Cadogan 2018).

Attendance at the conference is free.

Confirmed keynote speakers:

Prof Brenda Happell

Julia Bocking

Abstracts are invited from all groups on areas related to the conference theme. The closing date for abstract submission is 20th April 2018. You can download the abstract submission form here.

The conference is supported by Nursing & Midwifery Planning & Development, Quality & Clinical Care Directorate, Health Service Executive, Dublin North.

The conference will take place May 17th and 18th, 2018, in the:

School of Nursing and Human Sciences

Dublin City University

Collins Avenue Extension

Dublin 9

D09 W6Y4

Ireland

Workshop Update: NUIG – Working with young people in distress workshops

The dates for Irish Institute of Mental Health Nursing/School of Nursing and Midwifery, NUIG workshops on supporting young people in distress have been rescheduled.
Facilitated by Rai Waddingham, the workshops will now proceed on:
• 22 November 2017: Working with Young People who Self-Harm
• 11 January 2018: Supporting Young People who have Distressing Beliefs & Paranoia
• 12 January 2018: Talking with Young People about the Voices they Hear
To book a place for the revised schedule please contact Siobhan Smyth at siobhan.smyth@nuigalway.ie

Nominations sought for the International Care Ethics Observatory (ICE) Human Rights and Nursing Awards 2018

Nominations are being sought for the International Care Ethics Observatory (ICE) Human Rights and Nursing Awards 2018. Dr Harry Gijbels, executive member of the IIMHN is a past recipient of the international award. The Human Rights and Nursing Award is presented to any nurse in recognition of an outstanding commitment to human rights and exemplifying the essence of nursing’s philosophy of humanity to further their work. The Directors and Local Management Team review all nominations for the Human Rights Award annually.

Criteria for the Human Rights and Nursing Award

The contributions and accomplishments of the nominee must be of international significance to human rights.
The contributions of the nominee have influenced health care and/or nursing practice.

Nominations

Nominations can be made by anyone and at any time, with or without the knowledge of the nominee. Two Awards are given each year. Nominations will be reviewed in January in each calendar year for Awards to be given at the ICNE Conference in that year. Nominations forms are available from the International Care Ethics Observatory (ICE) in the University of Surrey:

https://www.surrey.ac.uk/international-care-ethics-observatory/human-rights-and-nursing-awards

The nominee will be contacted by a member of ICNE in due course. The nominee will be expected to travel to the conference organised by ICNE and held yearly in different locations. The travel and accommodation costs are covered by the Award. The nominees will also receive a personal monetary award, the amount of which may vary.

“Mental Health is in the world, not in the person”: OPEN PUBLIC LECTURE WITH PROFESSOR RICHARD BENTALL – 20th November 2017 – Additional places available

Update ***Additional places now available***

The School of Nursing and Midwifery will be hosting an Open Public Lecture with Professor Richard Bentall, Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Sheffield on “MENTAL HEALTH IS IN THE WORLD, NOT A DEFECT OF THE PERSON”.

Professor Richard Bentall is a psychologist and researcher. He is the author of “Madness explained: Psychosis and human nature”. He has studied the cognitive and emotional mechanisms involved in psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations, paranoid delusions and manic states. Most recently, his research has focused on why social risk factors provoke the cognitive and emotional changes that lead to these symptoms.
Date: Monday, November 20th, 2017
Time: 5.15 pm – 6.15pm,

Venue: School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 24 D’Olier Street, Dublin 2

Places can be reserved through Eventbrite, click on the link below:
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/mental-health-in-the-world-and-the-environment-as-distinct-from-in-the-person-tickets-38416410518

http://www.nursing-midwifery.tcd.ie/

“Current understandings of psychosis with emphasis on psychotic symptoms”: MASTERCLASS WITH PROFESSOR RICHARD BENTALL – 21st November 2017

The School of Nursing and Midwifery will be hosting a MASTERCLASS WITH PROFESSOR RICHARD BENTALL, PROFESSOR OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD on “Current understandings of psychosis with emphasis on psychotic symptoms”.

Professor Richard Bentall is a psychologist and researcher. He is the author of “Madness explained: Psychosis and human nature” . He has studied the cognitive and emotional mechanisms involved in psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations, paranoid delusions and manic states. Most recently, his research has focused on why social risk factors provoke the cognitive and emotional changes that lead to these symptoms.
Date: Tuesday, November 21st, 2017
Time: 1 pm – 4pm,

Venue: School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 24 D’Olier Street, Dublin 2

Places will be limited, to book a place contact: monahanm@tcd.ie

http://www.nursing-midwifery.tcd.ie/

Supporting young people in distress: Dublin workshops – 13th – 15th December 2017 Applications Closed!

The Irish Institute of Mental Health Nursing are offering a series of free 1-day workshops in Dubiln on supporting young people in distress. The workshops are funded by the Nursing and Midwifery Planning Development Unit, Health Services Executive – North. They will be facilitated by Rai Waddingham, an international trainer that combines personal and professional expertise, these interactive workshops will provide you with a fresh understanding of young people in distress and equip them with essential skills to enhance their practice. The workshops will take place on:
• 13 December: Working with Young People who Self-Harm
• 14 December: Supporting Young People who have Distressing Beliefs & Paranoia
• 15 December: Talking with Young People about the Voices they Hear

Time: 10.00am – 4.30pm

Venue: School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 24 D’Olier Street, Dublin 2

These workshops are open to anyone interested in developing peer support groups for young people, including: nurses, OTs, social workers, psychiatrists, peer support workers, youth workers, counsellors, therapists mentors, CAMHS/EIS and substance misuse workers. However, applications from nurses prioritised.

To book a place place, please contact Mark Monahan at monahanm@tcd.ie

You can download a copy of the application form here: 2017 Dublin Youth Workshops form2

Facilitating peer support groups for young people: 18th & 19th December 2017 – Applications Closed!

The IIMHN is pleased to announce a 2 day workshop on facilitating peer support groups for young people to be delivered by Rachel Waddingham. The workshops are funded by the Nursing and Midwifery Planning Development Unit, Health Services Executive – North. This 2 day course will provide participants with the understanding, skills and confidence necessary to launch, facilitate and sustain a peer support group for young people in distress. The contents of the workshop includes:
• Understanding youth peer support, its history and practice
• Strategies to enhance participation and involvement
• Exploring examples of a range of peer support groups, suited to different topics and settings
• Planning and promoting peer support groups in your setting (suited for different age groups & issues)
• Launching groups, and managing common initial challenges
• Navigating your role as an adult facilitator with/without lived experience
• Skills for facilitating groups at different stages of development
• Dealing with difficult issues and managing safety within a peer support group context

Date: 18 & 19 December 2017

Time: 10.00am – 4.30pm

Venue: School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 24 D’Olier Street, Dublin 2

To book a place place, please contact Mark Monahan at monahanm@tcd.ie

You can download a copy of the application form here 2017 Dublin Youth Facilitation_form

IIMHN AGM 2017: Agenda Items Request

The IIMHN has issued a call to all members for agenda items for the Annual General Meeting, which will take place on Wednesday 11^th October at 2pm. Venue: School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 24 D’Olier Street Dublin 2, Room 1.29. Items for inclusion should be sent to secretary@iimhn.ie for 4th October 2017. New Members are welcome.

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