People with Learning Disabilities hear voices too: WEBINAR

People with Learning Disabilities hear voices too: WEBINAR

By HSCWRU at King's College London

Date and time

Wed, 17 Jun 2020 14:00 - 15:00 GMT+1

Location

via Zoom.

You will be sent the weblink to join the webinar.

Description

This Webinar will be chaired by Dr Martin Stevens, Senior Research Fellow at HSCWRU, King's College London, and Chair of this workshop/webinar series. Presentations will be given by Dr John Cheetham, Senior Clinical Psychologist and Dr Nina Melunsky, Clinical Psychologist at South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.

John and Nina are clinical psychologists working in mental health in learning disability teams in South London. They have been developing services for people with learning disabilities who hear voices or see visions that others cannot see or hear. Sometimes these kinds of experiences might get called ‘a diagnosis of psychosis’. They have also published a book called ‘People with intellectual disabilities hear voices too’ as a study guide for family and paid supporters. They will share some of their experiences of developing resources and how they have adapted best practice to help meet the needs of people with learning disabilities who hear voices and their supporters.



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