Sundays, Running from
26 February to 1 July 2012
Screening Conditions Event
Venue:
Institute of Contemporary Arts, The Mall, London
SW1
Are you interested in seeing cinema
through a psychoanalytic lens?
Screening Conditions invites the public
to take part in a stimulating conversation between psychoanalysis
and cinema. Watch a curated programme of high quality,
alternative films followed by a lively discussion with eminent
psychoanalysts and film scholars.
To find out more at www.beyondthecouch.org.uk
29 April - 1 July
Horror: The Dark Side of the
Unconscious
Venue: Institute of
Contemporary Arts, The Mall, London SW1
A series of film and discussion events
for Summer 2012.
Discussions will be led by practising
psychoanalyst Andrea Sabbadini with Donald Campbell. Guest
Speaker on 20 May: Michael Brooke
29 April:
Frankenstein adaptation of Shelley's
novel intelligently explores the world of the obsessive scientist
and his monster alter-ego.
20 May: Little
Otik: a combination of live action and stop-motion
animation is used in this surrealist retelling of a folk story in
which a childless couple take a tree stump for a baby, only for it
to come alive and grow an insatiable and cannibalistic
appetite.
17 June: Pan's
Labyrinth: Set against a backdrop of fascist Spain, a
young girl escapes into her own fantasy world which is both
captivating and nightmarish
1 July: Let the Right One
In: An isolated and bullied boy forms a friendship
with a mysterious young girl whose appearance in town coincides
with a horrifying series of murders.
Single session £19.95
Series: £32
book online at www.beyondthecouch.org.uk
or pay on the door.
Wednesday 4 June 2012
A Patient Centered Approach: Providing
Personal Care and Delivering Value
Venue: Central Hall,
Westminster
Health services have been tasked with
an unprecedented efficiency gain of four per cent a year over four
years.
The NHS Future Forum Report stressed
that to make shared decision making the norm our health system must
be grounded in systematic patient involvement.
Are you trying to make improvements to
patient care and treatment?
Are you interested in how health
services, commissioning groups and partners can work together?
For further details contact Rhys
Yates; ryates@p-s-event.co.uk
Friday 29 June 2012
Warhol Exhibition FREE EVENT
Venue: Dulwich Picture
Gallery, Gallery Road, London SE21 8AD
This exhibition will feature some of
Warhol#s most iconic print portfolios as well as lesser known
sets. Portfolios on display will include the Muhammad Ali
Portfolio and the Myths Portfolio produced six years before the
artist's dealth in 1987.
Please contact 0208 233 2854/5 or
email admin@emergenceplus.org.uk for
further details.
Tuesday 3 July 2012 at 6:30pm
Rt Hon Sadiq Khan MP to give Centre for
Mental Health Platform Speech
Venue: Neighbourhood Room, Coin Street Community
Builders, Coin Street Neighbourhood Centre, 108 Stamford Street,
South Bank, London SE1 9NH
You are invited to attend this landmark platform speech on
mental health and the criminal justice system, hosted by Centre for
Mental Health.
Sadiq Khan is the Member of Parliament for Tooting. He is
shadow Lord Chancellor and Shadow Secretary of State for Justice
having been elected to the Shadow Cabinet on October 7 2010.
He was previously Shadow Secretary of State for Transport, having
previously served as the Member of State for Transport under the
previous government.
Sadiq Kahn MP's speech will be followed by a networking
reception with light refreshments.
Places are limited so please contact Sandra Ison at Centre for
Mental Health on 0207 827 8351 or sandra.ison@centreformentalhealth.org.uk
to inform her you are attending.
Tuesday 3 July 2012
The Legal Use of Control and
Restraint
The appropriate, legal use of control and restrain is necessary
in many clinical settings. However, inappropriate use, and
the lack of detailed documentation of decisions, can make
healthcare professionals vulnerable to accusations of
mistreatment.
This popular joint Healthcare Conference UK and InPractice
training day will look at control and restraint in the context of
the Human Rights Act, the Mental Health Act, the Mental Capacity
Act and other relevant legal and ethical principles.
Through intensive interactive learning, this training course
will support you in the appropriate legal use of control and
restraint and give you the opportunity to address concerns and
issues you many have with a practicing healthcare lawyer and
colleagues in a similar position to you.
For more details go to the website http://www.healthcareconferencesuk.co.uk/control_july