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SUMMARY:Aaron T. Beck and Oxford: Recollections and Influences - Professor
  Keith Hawton (University of Oxford )\, Professor David Clark (University 
 of Oxford)\, Dr Melanie Fennell\, Professor Paul Salkovskis (Oxford Centre
  for Psychological Health)
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DESCRIPTION:Aaron (‘Tim’) Beck recently died at the age of 100. Tim wa
 s a psychiatrist based in Philadelphia. As the father of cognitive behavio
 ur therapy (CBT) his influence on psychiatry and psychology globally was e
 normous. He had close associations with Oxford\, being a frequent visitor 
 to the University Department and responsible for helping train many local 
 clinicians and academics in CBT. In this presentation\, some of those who 
 knew him well will speak about his life and influence. The speakers are Ke
 ith Hawton\, Professor of Psychiatry\, Consultant Psychiatrist and Directo
 r of the Centre for Suicide Research\, David Clark\, Professor of Experime
 ntal Psychology at Oxford University\, Melanie Fennell\, Founding Fellow o
 f the Oxford Cognitive Therapy Centre (OCTC)\, and Paul Salkovskis\, Profe
 ssor of Clinical Psychology\, Programme Director for the Doctorate in Clin
 ical Psychology at the Oxford Institute for Clinical Psychology Training a
 nd Research\, and Director of OCTC. The seminar should be of interest to a
 ll who would like to know more about the influence of this remarkable man\
 , and especially about his influence on clinical practice and research in 
 Oxford and in the wider world.\n\nFor more information and to register con
 tact the series coordinator: Katherine Stevens katherine.stevens@psych.ox.
 ac.uk\nSpeakers:\nProfessor Keith Hawton (University of Oxford )\, Profess
 or David Clark (University of Oxford)\, Dr Melanie Fennell\, Professor Pau
 l Salkovskis (Oxford Centre for Psychological Health)
LOCATION:Online\, via Zoom - For link to attend\, information and to regis
 ter please contact the host: katherine.stevens@psych.ox.ac.uk
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SUMMARY:Improving Access to Psychological Therapies: Science\, Politics\, 
 Economics and Practice  - Professor David Clark (University of Oxford)
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DESCRIPTION:Considerable progress has been made in developing effective ps
 ychological therapies for common mental health problems but these treatmen
 ts were rarely available to the public. The Improving Access to Psychologi
 cal Therapies (IAPT) programme aims to overcome this problem by training a
  large number of therapists in the latest techniques and deploying them in
  new\, specialist services for depression and the anxiety disorders. A uni
 que feature of the services is that outcomes are recorded and publicly rep
 orted on 99% people who have a course of treatment (currently 640\,000 per
  year). The talk covers the background to the establishment of IAPT and th
 e way it has used the dataset to progressively improve the quality and eff
 ectiveness of the services.\n\nProfessor David M Clark holds the Chair of 
 Experimental Psychology at University of Oxford and is the National Clinic
 al and Informatics Advisor for the IAPT programme and is one of the origin
 al architects of the programme. He is well-known for his research on the u
 nderstanding and treatment of anxiety disorders\, especially panic disorde
 r\, social anxiety disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder. Recognitio
 n of his work includes Lifetime Achievement Awards from the British Psycho
 logical Society and the American Psychological Association.\n\nTo join on 
 the day:\nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/85687583825?pwd=a0FiTUltclV4MFcwSjJCNF
 psZGVjZz09 \n\nMeeting ID: 856 8758 3825\nPasscode: 231310\n\nSpeakers:\nP
 rofessor David Clark (University of Oxford)
LOCATION:Via Zoom 
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SUMMARY:Developing & increasing the public availability of effective psych
 ological therapies for anxiety problems: Science\, politics\, & economics 
 - Professor David Clark (University of Oxford)
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DESCRIPTION:The talk describes an effective model for developing new treat
 ments and shows how science\, politics and economics can be combined to ex
 pand mental health care in a way that starts to reduce the massive gap bet
 ween need and the provision of mental health support.\nSpeakers:\nProfesso
 r David Clark (University of Oxford)
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Our Mental Wellness: Overcoming Social Anxiety (via zoom) - Profes
 sor David Clark (University of Oxford)
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DESCRIPTION:Anxiety in social situations is common. While for some people 
 it is transient\, for others it can be a remarkably consistent problem tha
 t holds them back in life. This webinar covers what we know about the proc
 esses that maintain social anxiety and shows how they can be targeted in t
 reatment.\n\nDavid M Clark will provide the main presentation\, followed b
 y a Q&A session chaired by Cathy Creswell.\n\nAbout the Series:\nWe have c
 ome to realise the importance of mental health issues and the impact they 
 can have on individuals as well as on society at large. But\, can you sepa
 rate the facts from the myths? Do you know how to promote your own mental 
 wellness and help those around you?\n\nAt Oxford\, we have some of the wor
 ld’s leading researchers helping us understand the causes of mental cond
 itions and develop effective evidence-based treatments. We are bringing th
 em together in a new series – Our Mental Wellness – to share their kno
 wledge and answer your questions about how we can look after each others
 ’ mental wellness in our community.\n\nOur Mental Wellness talks will ta
 ke place twice per term.\nSpeakers:\nProfessor David Clark (University of 
 Oxford)
LOCATION:Venue to be announced
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SUMMARY:Policy Engagement Masterclass - Professor David Clark (University 
 of Oxford)\, Professor Steve Pilling (University College London)
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DESCRIPTION:David Clark is one of the principal architects of the NHS Engl
 and Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) Programme\, which l
 ast year provided NICE-approved talking therapies for over 600\,000 people
  with anxiety or depression and achieved outcomes broadly in line with exp
 ectation from the clinical trials that underpin NICE guidance. The success
  of IAPT has prompted Australia\, Israel\, LA County\, Norway\, and Ontari
 o to develop similar mental health services.\n\nSteve Pilling is at the fo
 refront of developing clinical guidelines for the National Institute for H
 ealth and Care Excellence (NICE) in the field of mental health care. He pl
 ayed a leading role in producing many of the NICE guidelines that underpin
  the IAPT programme and has also played a crucial role in developing high 
 quality training courses for IAPT therapists.\n\nThis session will conside
 r what we can learn from how psychologists and economists joined forces to
  advocate for IAPT\, the policy engagement strategies they employed that l
 ed to its implementation - and answer your questions about how NICE incorp
 orates clinical practice and health technology into its guidelines.\n\nSup
 ported by the Oxford Policy Engagement Network and hosted by the Wellcome 
 Centre for Integrative Neuroimaging\nSpeakers:\nProfessor David Clark (Uni
 versity of Oxford)\, Professor Steve Pilling (University College London)
LOCATION:Venue to be announced
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SUMMARY:Departmental Seminar: Realising the mass public benefit of psychol
 ogical therapies: the 12 years of the IAPT programme (online via zoom) - P
 rofessor David Clark (University of Oxford)
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DESCRIPTION:From small beginnings in 2008 the improving access to psycholo
 gical therapies IAPT) programme is now established in all English CCGs aro
 und 600\,000 patients per year have a course of treatment. For 99% of indi
 viduals Outcome data is collected and publicly reported. This talk focuses
  on the economic and clinical arguments behind the establishment of the pr
 ogramme on what has been learned from the outcome data\, adaptations in th
 e face of COVID-19 and plans for the future expansion of IAPT.\nSpeakers:\
 nProfessor David Clark (University of Oxford)
LOCATION:Venue to be announced
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SUMMARY:Oxford Short Course in Experimental Medicine for Mental Health (Ox
 CEMM) - 5th - 7th Jan 2020 - Professor John Geddes (Head of University Dep
 artment of Psychiatry\, Oxford)\, Associate Professor Elizabeth Tunbridge 
 (University of Oxford)\, Dr Susannah Murphy (University of Oxford)\, Profe
 ssor Paul Harrison (University of Oxford)\, Professor Catherine Harmer (Pr
 ofessor of Cognitive Neuroscience\, Department of Psychiatry\, University 
 of Oxford)\, Dr Liliana Capitao (University of Oxford)\, Associate Profess
 or Michael Browning (University of Oxford)\, Professor David Clark (Univer
 sity of Oxford)\, Associate Professor Kate Saunders (University of Oxford)
 \, Professor Clare Mackay (Professor of Imaging Neuroscience\, Oxford Depa
 rtment of Psychiatry)\, Dr Orla Macdonald (Oxford Health NHS Foundation Tr
 ust)\, Claire Murray (Oxford Health BRC)\, Dr Sophie Hyndman (Deputy Direc
 tor and Senior Research Adviser\, Research Design Service - South Central)
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DESCRIPTION:h2. Applications for the Oxford Short Course in Experimental M
 edicine for Mental Health (OxCEMM) 2020 are "*NOW OPEN*":https://oxfordhea
 lthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/OxCEMM-2020-brochure.pdf     
                                                    \n\nh3. Apply "here":ht
 tps://oxford.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/oxcemm-2020-application-form by 4th Octob
 er 2019\n\n*OxCEMM* is designed to provide a practical and comprehensive g
 rounding in experimental medicine for mental health for those with a basic
  understanding. \n\nThis short course is run by the *NIHR Oxford Health Bi
 omedical Research Centre (BRC)*\, and sponsored by the *Wellcome Centre fo
 r Integrative Neuroimaging (WIN)*.\n\n"OxCEMM 2020 promises to be an excel
 lent opportunity to learn and improve skills and understanding of experime
 ntal medicine for mental health." Professor Liz Tunbridge.\n\nDownload "*c
 ourse brochure*":https://oxfordhealthbrc.nihr.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/201
 9/08/OxCEMM-2020-brochure.pdf for further information. \nSpeakers:\nProfes
 sor John Geddes (Head of University Department of Psychiatry\, Oxford)\, A
 ssociate Professor Elizabeth Tunbridge (University of Oxford)\, Dr Susanna
 h Murphy (University of Oxford)\, Professor Paul Harrison (University of O
 xford)\, Professor Catherine Harmer (Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience\,
  Department of Psychiatry\, University of Oxford)\, Dr Liliana Capitao (Un
 iversity of Oxford)\, Associate Professor Michael Browning (University of 
 Oxford)\, Professor David Clark (University of Oxford)\, Associate Profess
 or Kate Saunders (University of Oxford)\, Professor Clare Mackay (Professo
 r of Imaging Neuroscience\, Oxford Department of Psychiatry)\, Dr Orla Mac
 donald (Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust)\, Claire Murray (Oxford Health
  BRC)\, Dr Sophie Hyndman (Deputy Director and Senior Research Adviser\, R
 esearch Design Service - South Central)
LOCATION:Department of Psychiatry (Venues across Warneford Hospital site i
 ncluding Department of Psychiatry\, Warneford Hospital and POWIC building)
 \, Headington OX3 7JX
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 unbridge (University of Oxford)\, Dr Susannah Murphy (University of Oxford
 )\, Professor Paul Harrison (University of Oxford)\, Professor Catherine H
 armer (Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience\, Department of Psychiatry\, Un
 iversity of Oxford)\, Dr Liliana Capitao (University of Oxford)\, Associat
 e Professor Michael Browning (University of Oxford)\, Professor David Clar
 k (University of Oxford)\, Associate Professor Kate Saunders (University o
 f Oxford)\, Professor Clare Mackay (Professor of Imaging Neuroscience\, Ox
 ford Department of Psychiatry)\, Dr Orla Macdonald (Oxford Health NHS Foun
 dation Trust)\, Claire Murray (Oxford Health BRC)\, Dr Sophie Hyndman (Dep
 uty Director and Senior Research Adviser\, Research Design Service - South
  Central)
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SUMMARY:Positive Psychology: Measuring and building well-being in schools\
 , corporations and nations - Professor Martin E.P.Seligman
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DESCRIPTION:Martin E.P. Seligman is the Zellerbach Professor of Psychology
  at the University of Pennsylvannia and the Director of the Penn Positive 
 Psychology Center. He is well-known for his ground breaking work on the le
 arned helplessness theory of depression and for his subsequent leading rol
 e in creating the discipline of Positive Psychology. In addition to his nu
 merous scientific publications\, he has written several books that bring t
 he ideas and findings of positive psychology to a general audience. These 
 include: Flourish (2011)\, Authentic Happiness (2002)\, The Optimistic Chi
 ld (1995)\, What you can change and What you can’t (1993) and Learned Op
 timism (1991). He is a past President of the American Psychological Associ
 ation and recipient of numerous Career Achievement Awards.\nSpeakers:\nPro
 fessor Martin E.P.Seligman
LOCATION:Tinbergen Building (Lecture Theatre A)\, South Parks Road OX1 3PS
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