FPOP presents DBT and considerations of how to use it within OAMH services
- Older people
About
This event will focus on the application of DBT and Radically Open-DBT (RO-DBT) in older adults. The following points will be discussed in the event
- The evidence for using DBT and RO-DBT with older adults
- The rationale for DBT and RO-DBT in older adults with CEN
- The challenges DBT and RO-DBT practitioners may face when treating older adults with CEN
- The benefits that DBT and RO-DBT has for older adults
- The potential differences in working age and older age DBT clients.
- Learning from delivering DBT and RO-DBT skills to older adults with CEN in Manchester
The speakers have experience of delivering all modes and functions of DBT in working age services, and behavioural interventions for older people. They have started to deliver small elements of DBT and RO-DBT with older adults over the past 6 months. Our hope is that this event will generate enthusiasm and positive discussion around the use of DBT and RO-DBT for older adults with CEN.
Learning outcomes:
- Understanding Data/evidence (if any): We will discuss the existing evidence base briefly, before outlining our (unpublished) work delivering DBT and RO-DBT skills to older adults in Manchester.
Target audience: Older Adult Clinicians, Older Adult Managers and Service Leads, Psychological Professions Leads, public interested in services for older people
Registration
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FPOP Member |
Free of Charge |
| FPOP E-Subscriber |
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BPS Student/Concession Member | £10 |
| BPS Member | £30 |
| Non-BPS Member |
£60 |
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Programme
| 11:00 | Welcome and Introduction to FPOP presents webinar series |
| 11:15 | DBT and Older People |
| 12:00 | Q&A |
| 12:25 | Reflection and Close |
Speaker
Luke Jordan
(he/him)
Luke is the Clinical Lead for the Later Life Personality Disorder Pathway in Manchester. Luke is a social worker, that is trained intensively in DBT, and has done the level 2 training in RO-DBT. He is an accredited SCM practitioner and has completed the MBT practitioner course. His main focus is delivering MBT and SCM to older people, but he has also spent time over the past several months delivering DBT and RO-DBT skills to older people.
Catherine Cross
(she her)
Catherine is a consultant clinical psychologist. She is the Lead for Later Life Psychology services in Manchester and Trafford. Catherine is also the lead for acute services and adults of working age psychological services in Manchester as well as the professional lead for psychology in Trafford. Her most recent clinical interests have been in providing CBT group-based interventions for older people with anxiety and depression, as well as the potential to use RO-DBT for older people who present with CEN.
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