Wednesday, 26 September 2018

Critical perspectives on and beyond ‘recovery’: ten years on


Registration is now open for the conference -
Critical perspectives on and beyond ‘recovery’: ten years on
14th and 15th November 2018

School of applied social studies and school of nursing and midwifery

University College Cork, Ireland, with Critical Voices Network Ireland

Venue: 
Brookfield Health Sciences Complex, University College Cork, Ireland.  

Booking: 
Email Harry Gijbels h.gijbels@ucc.ie and make sure you give your name, and indicate the day(s) you wish to attend (either Wednesday 14 November, Thursday 15 November, or both days). Booking will be confirmed by return email. Please bring the booking confirmation slip with you to the conference registration desk on the day(s) you are attending.

At the first critical perspectives conference, in 2009, recovery principles and practices were debated and discussed with a considerable optimism about their potential to radically change mental health care. Now, with the conference in its 10th year, it is time to take another critical look at recovery and in particular the adoption of so-called strategies of inclusion (e.g. co-production, community engagement, and the employment of peer support workers) by mainstream institutions. The conference will consider whether such strategies have led to a recovery-focused mental health care where service users have choices, control and authority, or whether these strategies constitute an act of appropriation and co-option servicing primarily the interests of the mental health establishment.

Wednesday, 19 September 2018

Recovery College DCU: upcoming course - What I know now

This course is being offered by The Recovery College, DCU. It will run for 8 weeks, starting on Wednesday 24th October 2018. To apply for this course, please contact The Recovery College directly on: (01) 7007907 or email: recoverycollege@dcu.ie

Recovery College, DCU: Thoughts, Feeling, Actions course

The following 8-week course is being run by The Recovery College, DCU. Open to all. It will start on Monday 22 October 2018. To register for it, please contact The Recovery College, DCU, on (01) 7007907 or email: recoverycollege@dcu.ie

Thursday, 6 September 2018

Tuesday, 4 September 2018

Wellness Recovery Action Plan training coming up locally (not in Gateway)

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP)
upcoming courses in the community

WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) Level One is programme that helps you develop your own personally tailored Wellness Action Plan that you can use on a day-to-day basis to manage your wellness and that you can use if you become unwell to restore it.
 WRAP has been proven both locally and internationally to be effective. 

The WRAP programme is being offered through two providers locally at the moment:
→ by Rona Brierty through the HSE local mental health engagement office for CHO6 (South Dublin). Places are open to service users in the area and are free but limited and need advance booking through Charles Searson on 086 4605 631 or by email on local.engagement@hse.ie.
→ by a community based organisation Suicide or Survive (SOS).  Places cost €75 but they are happy to discuss a reduction in the fee if cost is a difficulty for anybody. Book online through: http://www.suicideorsurvive.ie/wrap/ or call 1890 577577 / 01 2722158



WRAP Level One course dates for Dublin in 2018:

       





WRAP Level Two - facilitator training:

Rona McBrierty is leading a Level Two co-facilitator education in October for those wishing to develop or refresh their facilitation skills. A Level One must be completed before taking this course. The course takes five full days: October 8th, 9th, 10th and 15th  and 16th . Places available with no fee but these are limited and conditional. Please contact Charles Searson on 086 4605 631 or by email on local.engagement@hse.ie.


For more info on WRAP generally check online below:

If you’re interested in online learning and/or free webinars check online:




Monday, 3 September 2018

UCC Mental Health in the Community

ACE at UCC in partnership with Mental Health Ireland are now inviting applications to the innovative part-time Mental Health in the Community Programme in Dublin. 
Please contact Brenda Healy, Programme Coordinator, Centre for Adult Continuing Education on
086 8079204 for details.

Award: Certificate 
                          
NFQ level 6

Duration: 1 year, part time

Venue: The Liberties College, Bull Alley, Wood Quay, Dublin.

Cost: €990

Scholarship:
Mental Health Ireland 's Scholarship is now open for applications. MHI can offer up to 40 individual Scholarships which may contribute a maximum of 50% of course fees to eligible applicants. More information is available at http://www.mentalhealthireland.ie/ways-to-take-charge/adult-1-year-certificate-course/. 

For further information & to apply online, please see:



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