Personality Disorders; Trends and thinking in practice

Information: The changing patterns in practice in managing personality disorder have resulted in a number of new initiatives, as well as endorsement of some of the traditional modes of practice. The complexity and diversity of people presenting to services has resulted in a number of innovative approaches across a spectrum of care. Some of these are evidenced at the conference. This conference will explore the work being done by a range of agencies from different settings and sectors. The day will be of particular interest to frontline workers and will contain a strong practical element.

The conference will focus on some innovative approaches to treatment and management of individuals with a personality disorder in a variety of settings. Delegates will:

• hear from practitioners and key stakeholders about good practice projects
• share experiences and good practice through interactive, in-depth seminars
• take part in networking opportunities to strengthen partnership work
• explore some of the issues facing service users and discuss treatment options.

Key themes

• Current trends and initiatives in treatment and management of individuals with personality disorder
• Dangerous severe personality disorder
• Prisons/probation
• Supporting people with personality disorder and dual diagnosis in the community
• Women
• Personality disorder and substance misuse

For more information please see http://www.pavpub.com/pavpub/conferences/showfull.asp?Conference=713

Contact:

Gemma Cannon, Marketing Executive - Conferences, Pavilion, Richmond House, Richmond Road. Brighton, East Sussex BN2 3RL

Tel: 01273 666706, Fax: 0870 890 1081, Web: www.pavpub.com