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25Th Anniversary Intervoice & World Hearing Voices Congress Programme 25th Anniversary Intervoice & World Hearing Voices Congress Cardiff, Wales 19-21 September 2012 Celebrating 25 years Congress Day One - 20th September INTERVOICE MEETING 08.30 – 09.10 Registration Meeting each other, exchanging experiences Coffee, market place & Networking 19 September 2012 09.15 – 09.25 Opening and Welcome Hywel Davies Chair of hearing voices All Nation Congress Centre network Cymru and Paul Roberts Chief Executive Abertawe Cardiff, UK Bro Morgannwg University Health Board of Health This congress is part of the world Congress about hearing voices on 09.25 – 09.55 Paul Baker and Alan Leader (invited) -Beginning a movement 20 and 21 September, Cardiff UK 09.55 – 10.30 Prof Maris Romme & Dr Sandra Escher (Netherlands)-Twenty-five PROGRAMME years On 10.30 – 10.55 Prof Robin Murray (UK) - 100 years of schizophrenia - is this e 08.30 - 09.30 Registration nough? 09.30 - 09.45 Welcome by Dirk Corstens Chair of Intervoice, introduction of themes for the day 10.55 – 11.05 Questions 09.45 - 10.00 Hearing voices & spirituality Progress or heresy Hywel Davis (Wales) 11.05 – 11.30 Coffee, Market Place & Networking 10.00 - 10.15 Recovery & work projects Life at the farm Carina Häkanson (Sw.) 11.30 – 13.00 Parallel Sessions - spirituality & differnet belief systems, hearing 10.15 – 10.30 CBT and Making Sense of Voices Alison Brabban (UK) voices research, workers changing practice, peoples stories, workshop one setting up & running hearing voices groups 10.30 - 11.00 Coffee break & networks workshop 2 training initiative for making sense of voices & visions 11.00 - 12.00 Parallel workshops 1 Hearing voices & spirituality - facillitated by Hywel Davies Afternoon workshops include older people & hearing voices, peer 2 Life at the farm: film and discussion. support, working creatively to communicate with voices 3 CBT discussion chair Marius Romme, 13.00 -14.00 Lunch, market place & networking Ron Coleman, Rufus May, Alison Brabban 14.00 – 15.30 Workshops 12.00 – 12.30 Introduction open space Karen Taylor (Scotland) Themes as above parallel sessions Formulating the question 15.30 – 15.55 Coffee, Market place & networking 12.30 – 14.00 Lunch Chair - Eleanor Longden 14.00-16.30 Open Space group discussions What do you see as the future for intervoice, what are 15.55 – 16.20 Dr Lucy Johnston (UK) - Constructs and formulations: could this be ground breaking projects that are going on, what are your the future? personal views of what is important to concentrate on, campaign on, do research on? 16.20 – 16.45 Dr Rufus May (UK), Living mindfully with voices 16.30 – 17.00 Report back on groups from the Op 16.45 – 17.00 Questions and Close 16.10 –17.00 15.45 -16.10 15.40 -15.45 15.15 –15.40 14.00 –15.15 13.00 –14.00 11.30 –13.00 11.05 -11.30 10.55 –11.05 10.30 –10.55 09.40 –10.05 09.15 –09.40 09.00 –09.15 going -snapshots movement hearing isthe of future-where the voices Eleanor Bullimore, Longden, IndigoPeter ,Ron Daya Colema looks bright Kellie Conans (Australia) Welcome Coffee Truths of Forbidden Ambassadors to Listening a peer? is what aquiet -journeyingrevolution, with sensitivity, Workshops Lunch, &market networking place 2-malesurvivorsWorkshop of sexual abuse off psychiatric 1-coming medications Workshop spirituality. people hearingyoung experiences and psychic voices, and peers changing research, practice, -hearing sessions voices Parallel Coffee Questions Amering Michela Prof (Austria) - with people with psychosis psychotherapy Gonzales Manuel Prof de Chavez (Spain Australia Australia - WA CallejaJoe CEO Richmond Fellowship –Chair Welcome Chairs Closing remarks Congress Day Two -21stSeptember Two Day Congress Chair (Netherlands) Dirk Corstens John Jenkins (Wal Jenkins John - young people who hear voices, our future people- young our whohear voices, future Recovery human rights and es)Director Intervoicees)Director )- working in group ingroup )- working Voices at work in work at Voices n CONGRESS WORKSHOPS DAY ONE WORKSHOP TWO WORKSHOP WORKSHOP WORKSHOP FIVE WORKSHOP SIX WORKSHOP ONE THREE FOUR Anders Schakow Rachel Oryx Cohen & Will David Storm David Denborough Waddingham Hall Living with or Older people and Reclaiming without voices Working Lessons learned hearing voices. 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After emailing 900 psychologists with a simple questionnaire their replies were interesting PARALLEL SESSIONS - DAY TWO Workshop/Parallel Parallel session 6 Parallel session 7 Parallel session 8 Workshop one session five day two Hearing voices Young people and Peer support and self Spirituality and research hearing voices help different belief systems Chair Lyn Mahoub Chair Rachel Chair Oryx Cohen Waddingham Carol Dugdale 1 Summer Schrader 1 Claire Chapman 1 Indigo Daya Will Hall An introduction to International Working with young Individual peer Coming off astrology as a tool perspectives on voice people throughout support programme psychiatric for self awareness hearing research their journeys to self Merging the HV medications and in identifying the defined recovery approach with harm reduction contradictory intentional peer approach nature with in our 20 minutes support personalities 45 minutes Ivan Barry 2 Angela Woods and 2 Claire Powell 2 Catherine Whitaker Workshop two Charles Fernyhough Oracles , dreams and Voice Collective “ I leave my voices in foot prints in the “Hearing the voice” group the cell on Fridays” sand. an interdisciplinary This presentation Hearing voices What happens when research project shares the range of groups in prisons we pay attention to based at Durham strategies we have This presentation signs and symbols University used to help young shares the journey of that manifest in people who are voice the groups we run in front of us as we hearers feel empow- prisons, drawing out travel this life? ered at home and the challenges as well school. as the things we have 45 minutes found most useful 30 minutes along the way 3 Eleanor Cross 3 Ros Thomas and Nicky Forysthe Jim Campbell and Ron Sarah Sewell Coleman I must be a beast Talk for health to be on a section, This presentation Therapy with out Working with male schizophrenia, aims to introduce therapists survivors of sexual identity and attendees to This is a new abuse normality one of the fresh approach based on and innovative teaching people how approaches we are to talk and listen in a using in our Young therapeutic way. people’s discovery program that assists our young people in making sense of their experience and reframing their lives 40 minutes 4 Marcello Macario Zanell I mix music, a DJ, on turntables with records and The Italian Voice CD’s. 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