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Provisional Program

This program is provisional and will be updated as planning proceeds. The session and function times may change in the final program. Please check this page regularly.

  Wednesday 17 November 2010
0800 Registration
  Pre-Conference Workshops
Each workshop costs $50 to attend. For more information click on the titles. Lunch is not provided.
0900-
1030
Developing Modern and Comprehensive Policies and Programmes for Mental Health
Gregor Henderson

Thresholds of Consciousness and Yoga
Dr Usha Sundaram

FULL
1030 Morning Tea
1100
-1200
Developing Modern and Comprehensive Policies and Programmes for Mental Health
Gregor Henderson
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Thresholds of Consciousness and Yoga
Dr Usha Sundaram
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FULL
1300-1430 Therapeutic Work with Ambiguous Loss Associated with Mental Illness
Kanthi Perera 
      
              
1430 Afternoon Tea
1500-1600 Therapeutic Work with Ambiguous Loss Associated with Mental Illness
Kanthi Perera 
         
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1300-1700 Richmond Fellowship Australia Meeting followed by the International AsPac Board Meeting
Executive Board Room, Wrest Point
1700-1800 Welcome Reception in the Exhibition Foyer
Address by AsPac Chair Ian Munday, and beyondblue CEO Leonie Young
Entertainment by guitar duo "Kamilla and Rob"
   
  Thursday 18 November 2010
0800 Registration
  Opening Session
Master of Ceremonies: Dr Frank Madill
0825 Welcome performance by local Indigenous representative Ronnie Summers
0840 Master of Ceremonies, Dr Frank Madill
0850 Welcome to Country
Local Indigenous representative Leonie Dickson
0855 Introduction to AsPac, Ian Munday, Conference Convenor & Chair of AsPac
0905-0915 Official Opening by the Governor of Tasmania, His Excellency, The Honourable Peter Underwood, AC, Governor of Tasmania
0925-1010 Keynote Speaker: Gregor Henderson
Hope, Recovery and a Mentally Healthy Future: How can we transform the mental health of our communities?
1020 Morning Tea
 
Oral Papers (20 minutes including questions)
  Policy Youth Recovery Recovery
1050-1110 Problem solving court
M Hill*
Giving Hope, Supporting Recovery and Building Futures: Young Consumers share their experiences
A Richter*
Resilience and Recovery of People with Mental Health Problems
Dr N Eltaiba*
Prof M Harries
Self Directed Care
J Calleja*
1115-1135 Widowed Persons' Perspectives on Life, Happiness, Death and Taxes, and Everything In Between
Dr E Ngwenya*
When you just need a little Time Out - a grassroots initiative
V Tunevitsch*
A. B. C. Attitude. Belief. Choice.A simplified approach to Mental illness.
M Corbett*
A historical evaluation of residential program for young people with serious mental illness and AOD
A O'Brien*
S McGee
1140-1200 The MH-CoPES Framework: Best practice for change in NSW mental health services
L Riste*
The Mind-Body Dilemma: Rethinking the Complex Issue of Body Image and Mental Health
M Jenkins*
Keeping Recovery Undomesticated
M Morgan*
J Hamann
Promoting mental health recovery and social inclusion for women and their children
J Ford*
1205-1225 The Journey to Introduce Evaluation & Outcome Measures into our Work
K Bedwell*
Recovery An alternative approach to recovery: Choose your own adventure!
I Trifa-Schmidt*
James and Banjo - My Own Domain
A Poppleton*
Harnessing the ‘Lived Experience’
A Stratford*
1230 Lunch and Poster Viewing
1325-1420 Keynote Speaker: Professor Patrick McGorry
Early Intervention and Youth Mental Health
1430-1510 Keynote Speaker: John McGrath AM
Linking the personal to the political
1515 Afternoon Tea
1535-1640 Combined Keynote Workshop: Professor Patrick McGorry and Gregor Henderson
Mental Health, Mental Ill Health and Reform
1640 Sessions close, dress for dinner
1800-1900 Government House Reception
1930 till late Conference Dinner at Bellerive Oval
Dinner speaker Craig Hamilton beyondblue ambassador
A personal journey with Bipolar Disorder
  Friday 19 November 2010
0800 Registration
0845 Taiko Drummers
0900 Keynote Speaker: Brian Graetz
KidsMatter: A Student Mental Health and Wellbeing Framework for Primary Schools
0950 Keynote Speaker: Helen Glover
Honouring the X Factor of Personal Recovery:- both in our lives and our work
1035 Morning Tea
 
Seminars (60 minutes including questions)
  Policy Youth Recovery Recovery
1100 Addressing mental health problems at an industry and organisational level
T Fitzpatrick*
The role of music therapy in hope, recovery and future
A Davies*
Recovery Planning in an inpatient and day program setting
A Kerr*
A Quealy*
Hearing Voices Networks: the best help I ever received!
M Janssen*
1205 Employment Early Intervention "Ngulla Mia - Our Place": A transitional service for homeless people with a mental illness
J Calleja*
Recovery after Release: Signs of hope for a new future for people with mental illness leaving Correctional Facilities in Queensland
L Stapleton*
Laughter - fundamental to good health
D Peebles*
"Senior Mental Wellness - Beyond maturity blues", the power of peer education
T Law*
M Modinger*
1305 Lunch and Exhibition
 
Oral Papers (20 minutes including questions)
  Policy Carers Recovery Recovery
1400 Hope - Recovery - Future- using the Individual Support Program to gain Competitive Employment
R Boote*
I Munday*
Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy: Building resilience and coping skills for Carers
C Voss*
Sharing the Knowledge - MIND and the CIMH in Indonesia A Positive Outcome
A Stratford*
Practice of Clubhouse Model and benefit for service users in Chinese Culture
L K Yee*
1425 Early Intervention ‘Whatever you do, think client involvement’ - Development of a Consumer Engagement Model
K Baur*
G Johnson*
Voices at Work
J Calleja*
Women, laughter, sex and rock n roll. Sharing the secrets of hope, recovery and future.
Margaret Osborne
The Young People's Outreach Program
E Harlow*
A O'Brien
 
Workshops (45 minutes including questions)
  Early Intervention Carers Recovery Recovery
1450 Agency in Relationships: The Concurrent Development of the Individual and of their Attachment Relationships
G Fitzgerald*
Reflection on a holistic model of recovery. Working with Cald Carers
I Quinn*
Exploring the Intergenerational Possibilities of Recovery from Mental Illness
M Cahil*
Recovery shared: A real partnership with consumers in the rehabilitation of a mental health day activity centre
L Stapleton
J Cullinane*
M Robertson*
1535 Afternoon Tea
1555 South Hobart Children's Choir performance
1615-1650 Panel Session: Chaired by Gregor Henderson
Discussion of conference topics and outcomes with Dr Sue Jenkins, Early Childhood Foundation, Professor Neil Cranston, Professor of Education, Dr John Crawshaw, CEO Mental Health Services Tasmania, Mrs Helen Wills, Carer, and other representatives from the mental health community.
1650 Conference Close & Handover to next conference committee
  Conference Close: Ian Munday, Richmond Fellowship TAS
Handover: Joe Calleja, Richmond Fellowship WA
1700 Conference Concludes