BIGSPD
16th Annual Conference
LEEDS 4th – 6th MARCH 2015
AGENDA
WEDNESDAY 4TH MARCH
12.15-13.15
REGISTRATION AND LUNCH
Hilton Leeds City, Neville Street, LS1 4BX
13.15-13.30
Welcome by STEVE PEARCE – BIGSPD President – Brigante Suite
13.30-14.15
Opening Plenary: Personality Disorder from a Public Health Perspective
Dr IAN CAMERON, Director of Public Health Leeds
Brigante Suite
WORKSHOPS
14.15-15.30
15.30 - 16.00
Workshop 1 – Brigante B
Enys Delmage &
David Kingsley
Working with young people
with emerging personality
disorder
Workshop 2 – Brigante C
Julie Gosling & Caroline Fox
Theatres of Trauma,
Transcendence and
Transformation
Workshop 3 – Magnum Suite
Glenys Parry &
Sarah Littlejohn
Not on Track – Using CAT
principles to get unstuck
working with personality
disorder
REFRESHMENTS
Workshop 4 – Neville Suite
Jo Ramsden &
Alison Stansfield
Autistic Spectrum and
Personality Disorder: A
Clinical dilemma requiring a
creative solution
Symposium – Brigante B
The personality disorder
pathway
Chair: K Beckley
1. Developing a Schema
Informed Workforce (K
16.00-17.30
Beckley)
2. On the path out of probation
(F Nichols & K Wilks)
3. Evaluating the effectiveness
of the pathway (F Nichols)
4. Does Gender Matter? A
Thematic Analysis of
Formulations (F Simeou)
17.30 – 18.15
18.15 – 18.45
18.45 – 19.30
19.30 – late
Paper Session – Brigante C
Chair: G Parry
1. Setting up a peer support
group (A Mason et al.)
2. Enhancing carer skills
through Training, Education &
Support (J Chiocci et al.)
3. Service users’ experiences of
barriers to skills training in
DBT (K Barnicot et al.)
4. Playing the long game – can
police adapt results based
culture to support personality
disorder recovery ?
(P Jennings & U Khan).
Paper Session - Magnum
Chair: P Sen
1. Psychopathy in female
offenders (S Cooper & A
McKeown)
2. Female personality
disordered offenders – risk,
treatment and future
directions (A McKeown & S
McRory)
3. A systematic review of the
heritability for specific
psychopathic traits
(S Dhanani & P Sen)
4. Setting up an NHS low
secure service for women
(S Mbofana et al.)
BIGSPD Committee Meeting – Brigante Suite
BIGSPD Annual General Meeting – Brigante Suite – all welcome
Free time
DINNER AT THE HILTON
Symposium - Neville
N-Gage London – shaping
the future of forensic PD
services through lived
experience
Convenor: C Spearing
Chair: A Brown
1. Establishing N-Gage
2. Truths, Attitudes &
Perceptions
3. Training to become
integration workers and
peer mentors
4. The N-Gage hub
THURSDAY 5TH MARCH
9.0010.30
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Plenary lectures – Brigante Suite
Title: VICKY GREEN
The ABCs of Treating Personality Disorders Without Undue Reliance on 3 - Letter Acronyms
Professor MICHAEL STONE, Columbia College of Physicians & Surgeons, U.S.A
REFRESHMENTS AND POSTER SESSION – Brigante Suite & Foyer
Please enjoy discussing the following posters with the authors:
Emma Jones: “They’re really PD today”
Kate Wyse: Effects of a dual motivational intervention on treatment engagement
Diarmaid Ó Lonargáin: Service users’ experience of mentalization-based therapy
Gary Souter: Is there a way to educate staff and inform practice by exploring the reasons men self-harm?
Redmond O’Hanlon: Social baseline theory, neuroscience and emotional regulation in
Jo Mullen: Wot R U Like? A Programme for Self-Awareness
Matt Bruce: The effectiveness of Forensic DBT for high risk male offenders with personality disorder
K Hasson: An artist is always in a state of becoming
Zoe Dent: The Development of a Community Mental Health Team working with People with Personality Disorders
Gary Lamph: The development of a feasible and acceptable psychological intervention for people with personality disorder traits
in primary care IAPT services
Lucy Kilmartin: Service outcome measures: assessing a new once-weekly programme for personality disordered patients.
Paul Stankard: Dynamic Deconstructive Psychotherapy within the UK – Very Promising For Our Patients with BPD: Service
Evaluation - An Inpatient Service for Women Presenting with Complex Presentations
Karen Hastings and Renee Guows: The practical application of a Therapeutic Community to the rehabilitation of female
offenders with complex personality disorder.
Kate Saunders: Enhanced post-error slowing in borderline personality disorder compared to euthymic bipolar disorder and
healthy controls
Stephanie Petty: An environment of relationships with older adults
Georgia Smith, Vanessa Jones, Rex Haigh, Natasha Berthollier: Embracing the community
17. Tony Lawson: Involvement in the Leeds Personality Disorder Clinical Network
18. Dr Miriam Brown, CT3 Psychiatry, New Craigs Hospital, Inverness ; Karin Howard, Team Co-ordinator Nurse Practitioner
Service, Dr Gray’s Hospital, Elgin Dr Angus MacBeth, Lecturer in Clinical Psychology, University of Edinburgh: Diagnostic
Reliability in individuals with a diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder, (BPD) in rural settings.
19. Lucy Morris: The Process of Change in Non-Residential Therapeutic Communities.
20. Joanna Milne: Sensory modulation and Personality Disorder
21. Trevor Flowers: To investigate a Probation Officer’s account of the impact psychological formulation has upon them and their
case management of an offender likely to have a personality disorder.
22. Kimberley Keane: A profile of self-harm data collected for service users in care coordination within the Personality Disorder
Managed Clinical Network
23. Dr Elena Touroni, Dr Sarah Sproson and Dr Emma Smith: Meeting the diverse therapeutic needs of people with personality
disorder
11-12.30
Symposium – Brigante B
the social integration of high
risk personality disordered
offenders
Chair: P Minoudis
The London Pathways
Partnership’s work with three
voluntary organisations to
overcome barriers to social
integration:
1. Sova Support Link (K
Weaver)
2. First Step Trust (W Cox)
3. Women in Prison (D
Thorogood).
Paper Session – Brigante C
Chair: K Lovell
1. Structured Clinical
Management in an NHS Trust
(M Sampson & E Hickey)
2. Meeting the challenge –
making a difference, a
practitioner guide (K Lovell)
3. Joining up health and
social care to parents with
personality disorder (M
Tolfrey & W Bolton)
Paper Session - Magnum
Chair: S Prince
1. Twelve year outcomes of
transient and persistent
personality disorders (P
Tyrer)
2. Quality of physical
health monitoring in
people with personality
disorder- a cross sectional
study (R Sanatinia)
3. Lifecourse persistent –
the 1% of the UK
population responsible for
50% of the violence
(R Gonzalez)
Symposium - Neville
The PEPS trial
Convener: M McMurran
Chair: M Crawford
1. Psychoeducation with
problem solving (PEPS)
therapy for adults with
personality disorder (M
McMurran)
2. Economic evaluation of
PEPS compared to usual care
(P McCrone)
3. The Development of
Procedures for Stopping a
Trial Prematurely (F Day)
4. ??? (L Thana).
12.3013.30
13.3015.00
LUNCH AND POSTER SESSION
Please take the opportunity to peruse the posters and ask the presenters questions, whilst enjoying your lunch
Symposium – Brigante B
The national Personality
Disorder Knowledge &
Understanding Framework
(KUF) programme
Chair: A Milligan
1. Intrduction (N Gordon)
2. Evaluation of the KUF BSc
Programme (A Milligan)
3. Working with women and
developing gender sensitivity
in custodial settings (J
Blazdell)
4. Listener training within two
women’s prisons (C Mountain
& D Smart)
5. Closed Supervision Centre
Training (A Milligan)
15.0015.30
Paper Session – Brigante C
Chair: P Tyrer
1. Distinguishing between
adjustment disorder and
depressive episode in clinical
practice (A Doherty & P
Casey)
2. Attachment theory and
discharge from care in BPD
(K Taylor)
3. The use of SILAS (Safe
Intervention in Ligatures
Assessment Score)
(D Kingsley & L McKenna)
4. The prevalence of ICD-11
personality disorders in
different settings (P Tyrer)
Paper Session - Magnum
Chair: M Crawford
1. Estimating the true
prognosis in personality
disorders – systematic
review (S Zarate Escudero)
Symposium – Neville
The Role of Intervention
Services within the
Offender Personality
Disorder Pathway
Chair: N Smith
1. What do I care about and
2. A cost and Economic
want from my life? The
evaluation of the Leeds PD
motivation and engagement
Managed Clinical network (E programme (C Bull).
Kane & N Reeder)
2. Where does it all end?
The importance of
3. BPD and affective disorder consolidation work (C Bull)
– an epidemiological study (R 3. Exploring women’s
Gonzalez)
experience of engaging
with a mentoring service
4. A quality improvement
whilst in custody (N Smith)
clinical audit of the Journey
4. Enhancing Effectiveness;
day service (A Hirons).
the Interventions Integrity
Framework ( V Nealon)
REFRESHMENTS
15.3017.00
17.0018.00
19.00
Symposium – Brigante B
Personality Disorder, no
longer a diagnosis of
exclusion – 2003 to 2015,
where are we now?
Chair: Oliver Dale
1. Introduction (O Dale)
2. Results of the 2015 National
Personality Disorder Service
Survey (O Dale).
3. Policy and Service
Developments - Perspectives
from the Department of Health
(G Cross).
4. Has the service user voice
been heard? – Perspectives
from Emergence. (L Morgan).
5. The Department of Health’s
Community Personality
Disorder Programme 20032011 – What it did and didn’t
achieve. (R Haigh).
6. Panel Discussion with the
Audience.
6. Summation by the Chair
Paper Session – Brigante C
Chair: T Mullen
1. Expanding choice and
flexibility with STEPPS – new
adaptations for CAMHS and
primary care. (R Harvey et
al.)
Paper Session – Magnum
Chair: R Haigh
1. Facilitating endings and
managing discharge in the
Leeds PD Managed Clinical
Network (K Keane).
2. Playing the snakes and
ladders game in service user
involvement (T Whyte).
2. The role of housing and
resettlement within local and
regional personality disorder 3. Double Paper (45
services (E Turner & D
mins):
Keogh)
What motivates you to get
3. It’s been a while, how’s
out of bed in the morning?
life? Inviting former clients
Overcoming the challenges of
to reflect and commune. (M
Personality Disorder and
McFetridge & H Crooke)
Learning Disability in a
prison Therapeutic
4. The experience of recovery Community.
in personality disorder. (A
(S Lightbody & S Trout).
Shepherd).
Symposium – Neville
Managing risk through
psychologically informed
probation practice
Chair: J Ramsden
1. The impact of
psychological contracting in
a probation team working
with offenders with
Personality Disorder.
(D Harvey & J Walkington)
2. Embedding
psychological
understanding into
probation practice: initial
findings (C Mapplebeck)
3. Using psychological
formulation to ‘dance in
synch’ with your probation
service user. (K Mannix & S
Bergin)
4. The Compass Project:
Promoting effective
transition from prison to
the community (A Hirons &
L Maltman)
PLENARY LECTURE – Resolving Therapeutic Impasses - The Brigante Suite
PROFESSOR JEREMY SAFRAN, The New School for Social Research, New York, U.S.A
DRINKS AND GALA DINNER AT ASPIRE, 2 Infirmary Street Leeds LS1 2JP
Friday 6th March
Symposium - Brigante B
An Oxford Cornucopia
9.3011.00
Chair: S Pearce
1. A sustainability study of
Oxfordshire Complex Needs
Service. (D Maughan)
2. Distinguishing bipolar
disorder from borderline
personality disorder: A study
of current clinical practice. (K
Saunders et al.)
3. Very brief mentalization
based therapy for severe
personality disorder. (G
Ruscombe-King et al.)
4. Outcomes of a Family and
Friends Programme for carers
of those with severe
personality disorder (S
Sanders).
Paper Session – Brigante C
Chair: LP Chesterman
1. Bridging the gap – a selfevaluation by service users of a post
therapy transitional group (H
Jackson & C Hardwick)
2. Containment in the community
(MB Young & Y Lasady)
Short Symposium
Adopting an Interpersonal
Framework for Working with
Personality Disordered
Offenders-a Multi-Modal
Approach
Chair: LP Chesterman
1. Delivering an inpatient Clinical
Service within an interpersonally
derived Social Therapy framework:
Implications and Challenges.
(LP Chesterman et al.)
2. The Development and
Implementation of bespoke
Interpersonal Therapies for
Personality Disordered Clients
(SJ Renwick et al.)
Paper Session – Magnum
Chair: S Lad
1. Pathfinder service
assertive case management
(D Beales et al.)
2. Evaluating the Offender
Personality Disorder
Pathway (M Jarrett & P
Moran
Double Paper (45 mins)
Emerging personality
disorder in young adult
prisoners
Chair: S Lad
Co-presenters:
D Johnson, K Conlon, J
Shaw, O Forster.
The BIGSPD Oven Neville
Tom Mullen & Expert
Panel
This is an opportunity
for conference
delegates to test and
develop research ideas
and “pitch” for
supervisory support
and input from leaders
in the academic field.
11.00 –
11.30
11.30 –
12.00
REFRESHMENTS
JUNIOR SCIENTIST AWARD and POSTER PRIZE
SENIOR PRACTITIONER AWARD AND ADDRESS – Dr. NEIL GORDON
Head of Doctoral Programmes and Masters Programme Lead for the National Personality Disorder Knowledge and Understanding Framework (KUF),
University of Nottingham
12.00 –
12.45
SENIOR SCIENTIST AWARD and ADDRESS – PROFESSOR MIKE CRAWFORD
Head of Centre, Centre for Mental Health, Imperial College London
CLOSING REMARKS – STEVE PEARCE, BIGSPD President
12.45
onwards
LUNCH TO GO….