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ALL-IRELAND MENTAL HEALTH CONFERENCE 4TH & 5TH NOVEMBER 2010

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Wednesday, 21 April 2010 16:32

Conference

Shine in partnership with MindWise (www.mindwisenv.org) will be jointly hosting an all-Ireland mental health conference in November 2010.

 

DATES:

4th & 5th November 2010

 

LOCATION:

Radisson Blu Hotel, Dublin Airport, Dublin

 

CONFERENCE TITLE:

’’ What price mental health –the value of recovery’’

 

CONFERENCE AIMS:

This all Ireland conference aims to promote awareness of mental health issues in the following key themes: Health Economics; Early Intervention: Recovery; Criminal Justice and Stigma and Discrimination. The conference will provide a platform for examples of best practice and will inform the sector on the work of Shine and MindWise as leading voluntary sector providers of mental health services in the North and South of Ireland. It also aims to tackle the discrimination and stigma which people with mental health problems still experience.

 

TARGET AUDIENCES:

The conference itself presents an ideal opportunity to bring together a diverse range of interests including service users, carers, psychiatrists and other mental health professionals, politicians, planners, policy makers and members of the media.


DAY 1 PROGRAMME

12.00pm – Opening Remarks
12.30pm – Keynote – Minister John Moloney
12.50pm – Keynote – Linda Brown (Department of Health, Social Services and Personal Safety)
1.15pm – 2.15pm – LUNCH
2.15pm – Keynote – David McDaid
2.45pm – Keynote – Dr Donald Nathanson
3.15pm – Keynote – Paddy McGowan
3.45pm – Keynote – Martin Daly
4.15pm – Keynote – Rachel Perkins
4.45pm – Questions & Open Forum
5.15pm – Close
8.00pm – DINNER (Residential Delegates Only)


DAY 2 PROGRAMME

10.00am – Conference Chair’s Address
10.15am – Key Note – Sara Burke
10.40am – Keynote Dr Donald Nathanson
11.00am – Introduction to Workshops
11.10am – 12.45pm – Concurrent Workshops (Session 1)
12.45pm – 1.45pm – LUNCH
1.45pm – 2.45pm – Concurrent Workshops (Session 2)
2.45pm – 3.15pm – Drama Performance
3.15pm – 3.45pm – Final Remarks
3.45pm – Close


WORKSHOP THEMES

  • Recovery
  • Early Intervention: Recovery
  • Criminal Justice
  • Stigma and Discrimination

CONFERENCE RATES:

Full Professional Rate €405/£350 (includes attendance at both days of the conference, refreshments, accommodation and conference dinner)
Shine/MindWise Members Rate €325/£280 (includes attendance at both days of the conference, refreshments, accommodation and conference dinner)
Single Day Professional Rate €100/£90 (includes attendance on either Day 1 or Day 2 of the conference and refreshments)
Single Day Shine/MindWise Members Rate €75/£65 (includes attendance on either Day 1 or Day 2 of the conference and refreshments)
Conference Dinner Rate €30/£26 (for day delegates attending on Day 1 of the conference who wish to stay for dinner)

 

You may download the Conference Brouchure

Conference Brochure

 

See Change

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Monday, 19 April 2010 12:11

See Change is Ireland's new national partnership to reduce stigma and challenge discrimination associated with mental health problems. We are an alliance of organisations working together through the National Stigma Reduction Partnership to bring about positive change in public attitudes and behaviour towards people with mental health problems.

Shane O’Donoghue (Niche Media) and John Saunders (Shine Director)

 

You may visit See Change.

See Change


You may follow See Change on Facebook.

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Miriam O'Callaghan launches Taking Control of Your Mental Health

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Monday, 22 February 2010 11:43

Taking Control of Your Mental Health a new guide published by Shine, was launched by Miriam O’Callaghan, RTE broadcaster and journalist.

Miriam O'Callaghan

This magazine style guide contains comment, opinion, research and personal reflections on the experience of mental ill health from people with self experience. It also gives an insight into the workings of a multi disciplinary mental health team from the professionals themselves.

Full colour reproductions of paintings by members of The Basin Club resource centre give the magazine a look that few publications of this kind can boast.

You can also follow the journey of a number of people through their own experiences expressed in a narrative story that run throughout the magazine.

In his introduction, John Saunders comments
"Everything in this guide is directed by the idea of mapping a recovery journey for people." You can download a copy of Taking Control of Your Mental Health by clicking on the link below. You can order hard copies by calling 01-8601620.

Taking Control of Your Mental Health
Taking Control of Your Mental Health

   

Service User Consultative Group

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Thursday, 28 January 2010 09:59

The Service User Consultative Group is a source of service-user expertise to the Council of Shine.  The group also strives to further the needs and issues of those with mental ill health that we represent. 

 

The group was established in February 2004 in response to the lack of service users on Council and the growing demand for our input into the organisation. The group reports to the Council of Shine and we also discuss and bring to Council matters of importance.

 

If you think you might be interested in becoming a member of the consultative group please contact Mary Lambe at Shine, 38 Blessington Street, Dublin 7, tel. 01-8601620 or at: mlambe@shineonline.ie. All replies will be treated in the strictest of confidence.

Read more: Service User Consultative Group

   

People with a diagnosis discussing 'What Schizophrenia Is'

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Thursday, 29 October 2009 10:32

Schizophrenia DiscussionShine hopes that you can listen to this discussion from our website. It offers an opportunity to hear some people who speak about their experience of schizophrenia.

Schizophrenia Discussion

   

 

   

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