Date
12 November 2024
Location
The Melbourne Clinic 130 Church Street RichmondDelivery
In-personThe RANZCP Victorian Faculty of Psychotherapy together with The Melbourne Clinic invites Victorian Fellows and Registrars to the Annual David Ingamells Memorial Lecture given by A/Prof Josephine Beatson.
The formulation and treatment of psychological trauma has a fascinating but troubled history in psychiatry. This lecture will explore this history with a view to learning what is needed to avoid repeating past mistakes. Complex PTSD will be employed as a suitable example.
Schedule
Supper 7.00 - 7.30pm
Lecture 7.30 - 8.30pm
Discussion 8.30 - 9.00pm
There is no charge for RANZCP members to attend.
RSVP by Sunday 10 November 2024 by completing the online registration.
Speaker
Associate Professor Josephine Beatson
A/Professor Jo Beatson is Senior Clinical Advisor, Spectrum Service for Personality Disorder and Complex Trauma. She has contributed greatly to the fields of psychiatry and psychotherapy since becoming a psychiatrist in 1983. Arguably her most significant contribution has been through teaching about psychodynamic theory and practice, particularly as it relates to understanding the psychopathology and treatment of severe personality disorder. She has lectured on the Masters program for psychiatric trainees at Melbourne University since 2003, for the Melbourne University on-line program, and widely elsewhere.
Her work at Spectrum Personality Disorder Service since 2003 has been pivotal to improving the treatment for BPD in both public and private psychiatry. Providing training programs, publication of a textbook on BPD written for clinicians in Australasia, writing papers, supervision of individuals and teams treating severe borderline personality disorder (BPD), and research, have all contributed to this improvement.
But as always, she has learned most from treating patients in both public and private practice. As others have said, our patients deserve our thanks for paying to teach us.
A/Professor Jo Beatson is Senior Clinical Advisor, Spectrum Service for Personality Disorder and Complex Trauma. She has contributed greatly to the fields of psychiatry and psychotherapy since becoming a psychiatrist in 1983. Arguably her most significant contribution has been through teaching about psychodynamic theory and practice, particularly as it relates to understanding the psychopathology and treatment of severe personality disorder. She has lectured on the Masters program for psychiatric trainees at Melbourne University since 2003, for the Melbourne University on-line program, and widely elsewhere.
Her work at Spectrum Personality Disorder Service since 2003 has been pivotal to improving the treatment for BPD in both public and private psychiatry. Providing training programs, publication of a textbook on BPD written for clinicians in Australasia, writing papers, supervision of individuals and teams treating severe borderline personality disorder (BPD), and research, have all contributed to this improvement.
But as always, she has learned most from treating patients in both public and private practice. As others have said, our patients deserve our thanks for paying to teach us.
Contact
Please direct any queries to the RANZCP Victorian Branch
Email: ranzcp.vic@ranzcp.org
Phone: 03 9601 4924
Terms and conditions
Cancellation policy
There is no refund as this is a free event. If you cannot attend and have registered, please let us know as soon as possible, as there are limited spaces. Please advise via email as soon as you are able, to ranzcp.vic@ranzcp.org
If you are feeling unwell or have cold or flu like symptoms or may have been in contact with someone with COVID-19, please do not attend.