• Overview
• Speakers
• Programme
• Designed for
• Further information

Overview

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has had a wide ranging impact on the mental health and wellbeing of citizens across the world. This year’s Partnership Conference will hear from speakers sharing international and national evidence to explore this impact and what it means for adult social care in practice – both for practitioners, and adults and carers themselves.

The conference programme will include local practice examples of how colleagues across the sector have responded and will provide an opportunity to reflect and share how this positive practice can be embedded and taken forward into the future. It will also share knowledge and experiences of how people have been looking after their own mental health and wellbeing.

Speakers

Confirmed speakers include:

• Sarah Hughes, Chief Executive, Centre for Mental Health
• Dr Danny Taggart, School of Health and Social Care University of Essex
• Angela Newton, Founder of Lived Experience Matters
• Darren Murinas, Expert Citizens
• Professor Gail Kinman, Occupational Health Psychology
• Shabnam Ahmed, Social Worker and Supervisor, London Borough of Camden Council
  

Programme

Programme to be confirmed. 

Designed for

Directors, Assistant Directors, senior and strategic leaders, team leaders, policy makers and senior practitioner from across the Research in Practice Partner network.

Further information

For queries and information please contact our events team by emailing events@researchinpractice.org.uk.

This conference will be delivered using MS Teams. Please note adding this event to your calendar does not confirm your place at this event. Details of how to access the event will be sent a week before only to those with a confirmed place.

We are able to offer up to three places per Research in Practice Partner at this conference. Reduced members can book one place by emailing events@researchinpractice.org.uk.