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Joint CPD Event Social Workers in Adult Mental Health (SWAMH) and School of Social Work & Social Policy, Trinity College
Friday 11th November 2011
Venue: Jonathan Swift Lecture Theatre, Room 2041A, Arts Building, Trinity College D2.
Theme: Social Work and the Challenge of Working with Vulnerable Clients
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TIME
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PRESENTATION
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SPEAKER
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10.30-11.00
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Registration;
Update of SWAMH Contact List
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Tea and Coffee Come Early.
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11.00-11.05
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Welcome & Introduction to Day
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Frank Browne, SWAMH Chair
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11.05-11.45
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Mental Health and Domestic Violence: Implications for Social Work Practice
Questions and Answers
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Stephanie Holt,
Asst. Prof of Social Work, TCD
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11.45-12.55
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The HSE Authorised Officer under MH Act 2001, challenges to achieving best client outcomes.
Also includes: review of the process for an involuntary admission of an adult, and HSE plans for developing the role in the future.
SWAMH update re;
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Frank Browne, Principal Social Worker
& Authorised Officer, Dublin West South West Mental Health Service
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1.00-2.15
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Lunch (Not provided)
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2.15-3.15
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Supporting Families in the Context of Parental Mental Health Problems
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Gloria Kirwan,
Asst. Prof of Social Work, TCD
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3.15- 3.20
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Overview of the Mental Health Social Work Research Group
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Gloria Kirwan,
Asst. Prof of Social Work, TCD
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3.20- 4.15
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Practical Application in Social Work Practice
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Johnpaul Swaine, Team Leader
ACCESS Team
Dublin South City Mental Health Homeless Service
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Cost: 15 Euro Non IASW Members; 10 Euro IASW Members; Students Free.
Bookings: Please note it is not necessary to book onto this course, you can just turn up on the day, however, if you have any questions please contact Claire O'Regan email -
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This course has been awarded FOUR CPD Points.
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