12 Month Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Programme on Forensic Learning Disability
RADiANT hosted a 12 month programme of educational sessions on forensic learning disability and autism. View the summaries of past sessions, and download presentation slides below.
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Session 12: Family Experience of Psychiatry Services in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Tadhgh Lane, Expert by Experience, RADiANT - Family Experiences of Intellectual Disability Services: A Relative’s Perspective
Dr Phil Temple - Family Experiences of Psychiatric Services for their Relative with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Verity Chester - Carer support and involvement in secure mental health services toolkit |
Session 11: Pharmacological Treatments in People who have Intellectual or Developmetnal Disabilities
This month's session was chaired by Dr Ananta Dave, Medical Director, Lincs Parts NHS Trust, part of the RADiANT network. The presentations received are detailed below:
Prof Regi Alexander - Pharmacological interventions on ID: an overview Ms Danielle Adams - Valproate use in women: guidance and regulations Dr Ayomipo Jeremiah Amiola - Frith guidelines: medication use for self-injurious behaviour |
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Session 10: Psychological Therapies in People who have Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities
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Session 9: Alcohol and Substance Misuse in Offenders with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Chaired by Verity Chester (Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust) sessions focused on alcohol and substance misuse in forensic settings for those with ID.
Vicki Malcolm - Alcohol and substance misuse: An overview Dr Ben Walden - Addictions – new highs and new lows Dr Phil Temple - A manualised programme to address alcohol and substance misuse: The Broadland Experience |
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Session 8: Staff Support and Development in Forensic and Challenging Behaviour Services in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
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Session 7: Women with Intellectual Disabilities, Challenging Behaviour and Forensic Involvement
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This month was chaired by Dr Sanjay Nelson, the Clinical Director of East London Foundation NHS Trust. We received presentations on various aspects of staff support and development, and the slides are below.
Professor Glynis Murphy - Training in Forensic IDD- the HEE manual & a new MA Dr Vicki Malcolm and Dr Phil Temple - Bite size training and the in-patient staff team - the Broadland experience Dr John Devapriam - Training for community and healthcare staff- the MindEd modules |
In this session we had talks from Verity Chester (Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust) and Dr Helene Barclay on the topic of women with developmental disabilities within forensic settings. The talks were followed by a lively discussion within a panel session. For the slides, please click the links below:
Verity Chester - Women with Intellectual Disabilities/Autism and Forensic Involvement Dr Helene Barclay - Case Presentation - (slides unavailable due to case studies) |
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Session 6: Assessment, Treatment and Treatment Outcomes (the 10 point Treatment Programme in Forensic Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities)
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Session 5: Dynamic Risk Assessment
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This months session was chaired by Prof Asif Zia, the Medical Director of Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust.
We had talks from Dr Jane McCarthy, Dr Harm Boer, Dr Phil Temple, Verity Chester and Prof Regi Alexander. Dr Jane McCarthy - Mental Health Act White Paper: Implications for Intellectual Disability & Autism Dr Harm Boer - Mental Health Act White Paper: Implications for Intellectual Disability & Autism Dr Phil Temple and Verity Chester - Assessment & Treatment in Forensic Learning Disability: The 10 Point Treatment Programme Prof Regi Alexander - ‘Treatments that never seem to end’: A Review of Effectiveness, Safety and Patient Experience |
Dr John Devapriam from Herefordshire & Worcestershire Health & Care Trust (part of the RADiANT network) chaired the fifth CPD session, which included talks from Dr Phil Temple (Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Trust) and Dr Priyanka Tharian (East London Foundation NHS Trust) on the topic of dynamic risk assessment. The talks were followed by a lively discussion within a panel session including practitioners and researchers working within forensic intellectual disability settings, Vicki Malcolm, Joanne Bishop and Verity Chester. For the slides, please click the links below:
Dr Phil Temple - An overview of dynamic risk assessments in intellectual disability and autism Dr Priyanka Tharian - “He doesn’t meet our inclusion criteria”- reflections from a general adult psychiatrist on diagnostic overlaps and risks |
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Session 4: Static Risk Assessment
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Session 3: Anger and Aggression
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In the 4th session of our series, we had a series of talks on static risk assessments from Dr Phil Temple (Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Trust), Dr Sanjeewa Jawarange (Priory Group, Norfolk) and Dr Rachel Holt (Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Trust). Click the links below to view the slides.
Dr Phil Temple - An Overview of Static Risk Assessments in Intellectual Disability and Autism Dr Sanjeewa Jawarange - Case Presentation (slides unavailable due to case studies) Dr Rachel Holt - Risk Assessments and the Law: the MM Case and its Aftermath |
For our third session, we received a talk from Prof John Taylor, from Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne & Wear NHS Foundation Trust, alongside Dr Phil Temple from Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust, on the topic of anger and aggression among people with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Click the links below to view the slides:
Prof John Taylor - Assessment, Treatment and Treatment Outcomes of Anger and Aggression Dr Phil Temple - Anger and Aggression in ID |
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Session 2: Sexual Offending
For our second session, we had a presentation from an excellent guest speaker, Prof Glynis Murphy from the Tizard Centre, University of Kent, as well as Prof Regi Alexander and Dr Phil Temple from Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust, on the topic of sexual offending of those with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Prof Glynis Murphy - Slides available on request, please contact v.chester@nhs.net Prof Regi Alexander - Sex Offending in People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: Framework for Assessment Dr Phil Temple - Clinical Approach to Inappropriate Sexual Behaviour or Sexual Offending |
Session 1: Fire Setting
In the first session, Prof Regi Alexander, Dr Ignatius Gunaratna and Dr Phil Temple virtually presented on aspects of fire setting in people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including the background literature, assessment, and treatment, using illustrative case studies.
Prof Regi Alexander - Fire setting: An Introduction to Clinical Assessment and Interventions Dr Ignatius Gunaratna - Fire setting in people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (slides unavailable due to case studies). Dr Phil Temple - Fire setting in patients with learning disability: Assessment and Treatment |