International DDP Conference 2016, Glasgow

Event is fully booked

Run by: Dan Hughes, Edwina Grant, Julie Hudson

Event type: Conference

Location: Hilton Glasgow Grosvenor Hotel
1-9 Grosvenor Terrace, Glasgow, , G12 0TA View map

Event information

The Power of DDP

SAIA and the DDP Network UK are delighted to bring to Scotland a range of internationally renowned speakers in the field of Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy and childhood trauma, for a conference open to all parents, carers and professionals.

You are invited to join Dan Hughes,  Jon Baylin & DDP Practitioners and Therapists from across the World for the third 2-day International Conference on The Power of DDP.

The first two 2-day DDP conferences, in 2012 and 2014, were a huge success, with a large number of delegates and a high amount of professional engagement in a relaxed atmosphere. Please contact Scottish Attachment in Action to make your bookings and we look forward to seeing you there.

More information and bookings

Cost: £250.00 – Two day Professional Rate

£130.00 – One day Professional Rate

£225.00 – Two day Member/Carer Rate

£115.00 – One day Member/Carer Rate

Organisers: Scottish Attachment in Action – Edwina Grant

To Book: Please download and complete the booking form below:

DDP Conference 2016 Booking Form

Please note that booking is through Scottish Attachment In Action not DDP Network.

Completed booking forms should be sent to saiaevents2016@gmail.com or SAIA, 25 Castle Road, Newton Mearns, Glasgow G77 6DQ

You can also pay via Paypal on the SAIA event page where you can find more detailed information.

Programme

Subject to change

Day One

Morning

Companionship in action, experiences and feelings, sharing life stories – Dan Hughes & Colwyn Trevarthen

Developing and using group work to help parents provide DDP informed parenting – Kim Golding

Afternoon

Helping Children Move from Mistrust to Trust – Dan Hughes & Jon Baylin

Workshops alternatives:

‘Building Attachments in Kenya’: an insight into using the DDP Model in therapeutic houses in Kenya – Anne-Marie Tipper

‘Cops in The Head’: a tool to use in training others, or with your clients, to help develop insight and empathy into the world of these very complex children using psychodrama and action methods – Anna Binnie-Dawson and Ali Simmons

Day Two

Presentations that showcase DDP Practice in a range of contexts:

DDP in Clinical Practice: Supporting families: children, parents and carers – Vicky Sutton & Alison Keith

DDP in Education – Ruth Miller & Blake Killeen

Navigating a way for DDP in residential care – Dan Knight & Ben Gurney-Smith

‘Gunfight at the OK Corral’ – DDP’s impact on traditional mid-western theories of change in our community – Mark Siegmund & Brandon Mock

DDP in Research – Helen Minnis

DDP Conference 2016 Programme