The Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) Programme has now broadened to consider psychosis, bipolar disorder and personality disorder. As part of the launch of this project, the Severe Mental Illness (SMI) Stakeholder Event on 23 November 2011 gathered views from stakeholders on pertinent issues that will need to be considered when taking this work forward. It was a very successful event and we thank all for their contribution.
We had presentations from several eminent speakers and the PowerPoint slides are included in this section of the website, along with a report on the day.
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SMI Stakeholder Event 23 November 2011 Programme
Presentations
The Aspirations of the IAPT Programme
Presentation by Kevin Mullins
Good Practice, Evidence Base and Implementation Issues - Psychosis
Presentation by Professor Elizabeth Kuipers
Good Practice, Evidence Base and Implementation Issues - Bipolar Disorder
Presentation by Professor Stephen Jones
Good Practice, Evidence Base and Implementation Issues - Personality Disorder
Presentation by Dr Michaela Swales
Good Practice, Evidence Base and Implementation Issues - Personality Disorder
Presentation by Professor Anthony Bateman
Lessons Learnt from IAPT Programme to Date
Presentation by Professor David Clark
Presentation by Kieron Murphy
IAPT for SMI from a Psychiatrist`s Perspective
Presentation by Dr Helen Killaspy