MORNING SESSIONS 9.15 Registration . Tea/coffee on arrival

1. THE THIRD ANNUAL CONFERENCE “From Here to Recovery –Transforming the Journey” All you ever wanted to know about Mental Health Recovery… … but were too afraid to ask ! Tuesday 15th September 2009 Hertfordshire Development Centre, Robertson House, Six Hills Way, Stevenage SG1 2FQ • MORNING SESSIONS • 9.15 Registration. Tea/coffee on arrival • 10.00 Tom Cahill, Chief Executive, HPFT: Chairs opening comments & welcome. • 10.15 Gene Johnson - President and CEO, META, Recovery Innovations, USA. Beyond stabilization- the recovery alternative. • 10.45 Mike Slade, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, Consultant Clinical Psychologist. The road to recovery: a journey of partnership. • 11.15 Questions and Answers • 11.30 Morning Tea/Coffee Break • 11.55 Workshop choice • Hazel Room - Spirituality and recovery: • Verity Harvey & Jan Woodward, HPFT. • Maple Room - Recovery approach in an inpatient dementia service: • Breege Helbert-Jacob, HPFT. • Birch Room - Person centred approach & recovery with people who have learning disability & history of offending. • Claire Taylor & Rachel Doran, SLDS- HPFT. • 4. Beech Room - Family placement schemes for recovery oriented acute care: Nicolas Daumerie – World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre for research and training in mental health & Mme Lombart, host family initiative, Lille France. • 5. Chestnut Room - Recovery at all levels-for individuals, organizations, service systems & communities.Gene Johnson, META, USA. • 6. Willow Room - Promoting recovery through training & organisational development. Brian Littlechild, Sonya Levin, CMHR, University of Hertfordshire. • 7. Yew Room - The art of not knowing - Helen Glover, Enlightened Consultants, Australia. • 8. Pine Room - Explorations into voices …a vehicle torecovery.Ron Coleman, Working to Recovery. • 13.00 – 14.00 Lunch AFTERNOON SESSIONS 14.00 Workshop Choice 1.Hazel Room - Spirituality and recovery: Verity Harvey & Jan Woodward, HPFT. 2.Maple Room - Recovery approach in an inpatient dementia service: Breege Helbert-Jacob, HPFT. 3. Birch Room - Person centred approach & recovery with people who have learning disability & history of offending. Claire Taylor & Rachel Doran, SLDS- HPFT. 4. Beech Room - Family placement schemes for recovery oriented acute care: Nicolas Daumerie – World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre for research and training in mental health & Mme Lombart, host family initiative, Lille France. 5. Chestnut Room - Recovery at all levels-for individuals, organizations, service systems & communities.Gene Johnson, META, USA. 6. Willow Room - Promoting recovery through training & organisational development. Brian Littlechild, Sonya Levin, CMHR, University of Hertfordshire. 7. Yew Room - The art of not knowing - Helen Glover, Enlightened Consultants, Australia. 8. Pine Room - Explorations into voices …a vehicle torecovery. Ron Coleman, Working to Recovery. 15.00 Afternoon Tea/Coffee Break 15.20 Chairs Welcome back-setting stage for afternoon. Anne Markwick, Lead recovery HPFT. 15.25 Chris Munt, Chair, Service User Council & lecturer Centre for Mental Health Recovery - The unique and inclusive qualities key to a Broad Church view of recovery. 15.45 Ron Coleman, CE, Working to Recovery - Hearing voices … a symptom of illness or a tool for recovery ? 16.05 Helen Glover, CE, Enlightened Consultants – Balancing supporting personal recovery with the art of not knowing. 16.25 Questions and discussion 16.40 Summary & Closing Comments: Paul O’Halloran 16.45 Close of Conference