Compassion in Pain Management Programmes PMP SIG 15th National Conference

 Thursday 17th

 08:45-09:15

 Registration and Coffee

 09:15-09:30

Introduction and Housekeeping
Dr Kate Grady, Consultant in Pain Medicine, South Manchester Pain Centre

 09:30-10:15

 Plenary 1 

Compassion in Pain Medicine            
Dr Willy Notcutt, Consultant in Pain Medicine, James Paget Hospital, Norfolk

 10:15-11:15 

 Plenary 2

Compassion Focused Therapy - the evolutionary model and clinical approach
Dr Mary Welford, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Chair of the Compassionate Mind Foundation

 11:15-11:45

 Break (Tea, coffee & biscuits)

 11:45-12:45

 Workshops (run concurrently, delegates to choose which to attend during booking)

 Workshop 1   

Applying Compassion focused approaches to Pain Management Programmes
Dr Kate Pearson, Clinical Psychologist & Dr Doug Crix, Clinical Psychologist, East Devon Pain Service

 Workshop 2

Mindfulness and compassion in pain management
Vidyamala Burch, Mindfulness teacher, Founder and Director of Breathworks, Breathworks  CIC

 Workshop 3

Interpreted PMPs
Gina Stickley, Clinical Lead Pain Management, Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust

 12:45-13:45

 Lunch (provided in exhibition space, seating available in cafe area)

 13:45-14:45  

 Workshop 4 

Compassion Focused Therapy – the evolutionary model and clinical approach
Dr Mary Welford, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Birmingham Community NHS Trust

 Workshop 5

Interpreted PMPs
Gina Stickley, Clinical Lead Pain Management, Birmingham Community Healthcare  NHS Trust

 14:45-15:15

 Break

 Plenary 3

Mindfulness and compassion in pain management
Vidyamala Burch, Mindfulness teacher, Founder and Director of Breathworks, Breathworks  CIC

 16:00-17:00

 Plenary 4

A History of Psychosocially Orientated Pain Management - Life-time achievement lecture
Chris J. Main Ph.D. F.B. Ps.S, Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology, Arthritis Research UK Primary Care Centre,Research Institute for Primary Care & Health Sciences Keele University

 17:00  

PMP SIG Annual General Meeting        
PMP SIG committee, open invitation to all PMP SIG members

 Friday 18th 

 09:00 -09:30 

 Arrival and Coffee

 09:30-10:15 

 Plenary 5

Psychologically Informed Physiotherapy (PIP) and chronic pain services: research, roles and relationships                    
Ms Gail Sowden, Consultant Physiotherapist, Arthritis Research UK Primary Care Centre, Research Institute for Primary Care & Health Sciences Keele University

 10:15-11:15

 Workshops (run concurrently, delegates to choose which to attend during booking)

 Workshop 1

Specialised PMPs: Reinventing the wheel?
Dr Hannah Twiddy, Clinical Psychologist & Research Lead for PMP
John Tetlow, Lead Occupational Therapist &
Selina Johnson, Pain and Neuromodulation Specialist Physiotherapist. The Walton Centre, Liverpool

 Workshop 2
   (Part 1)

a) Patient feedback on follow ups
Racheal Faulkner, Trainee Clinical Psychologist, University of Lancaster, Manchester and Salford Pain Centre

b) Finishing the PMP: a working plan to keep it going.
Dr Nick Ambler, Clinical Psychologist, and Sue Watkins, Patient Tutor, Pain Management Service North Bristol Trust

 Workshop 3

Discussing complex cases – models of supervision for pain teams
Dr Zoey Malpus, Clinical Psychologist and Dr Amanda Dee, Clinical Psychologist, South Manchester Pain Centre

 11:15-11:45

 Break (Tea, coffee & biscuits)

 11:45-12:45

 Workshops (run concurrently, delegates to choose which to attend during booking)

 Workshop 1

Specialised PMPs: Reinventing the wheel?
Dr Hannah Twiddy, Clinical Psychologist & Research Lead for PMP
John Tetlow, Lead Occupational Therapist &
Selina Johnson, Pain and Neuromodulation Specialist Physiotherapist. The Walton Centre, Liverpool

 Workshop 2
   (Part 1) 

a) Patient feedback on follow ups
Racheal Faulkner, Trainee Clinical Psychologist, University of Lancaster, Manchester and Salford Pain Centre

b) Finishing the PMP: a working plan to keep it going
Dr Nick Ambler, Clinical Psychologist, and Sue Watkins, Patient Tutor, Pain Management Service North Bristol Trust

 Workshop 3

Discussing complex cases – models of supervision for pain teams
Dr Zoey Malpus, Clinical Psychologist and Dr Amanda Dee, Clinical Psychologist, South Manchester Pain Centre

 12:45-13:30

 Lunch

 13:30-14:00 

 Plenary 6

Improving standards of care in Pain Rehabilitation: Beyond the PMP Guidelines
Dr Paul Wilkinson, Consultant in Pain Management, Newcastle NHS Hospital Trust

 14:00-15:00  

 Uni-disciplinary meetings to discuss implementation of PMP Guidelines
 (as voted for by PMP SIG membership)

 15:00-15:30

 Break

 15:30-16:00

 Summary and feedback

 16:00    

 Closing comments