Talking Therapies National Networking Forum 2025

Talking Therapies National Networking Forum 2025
Recording & slides £259+VAT
Conference recording and accompanying slides
Thu 23 Jan 2025

‘Highly recommended for both content and organisation’ - Tees, Esk and Wear Valley NHS Foundation Trust 
Talking Therapies National Networking Online Forum 2023

Focus on keeping up with the changing demands on Talking Therapies, managing the challenge of meeting new reliable recovery targets, encouraging patient engagement and pushing towards making your service more effective and productive. 

With your needs at the core of this forum’s content, this online course focuses on how national initiatives are affecting services and what strategies will improve patient outcomes. Purchase the video and slides now to find new, workable solutions. 

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Make meaningful change to your service for 2025

Now in its 13th year, this annual conference is the perfect opportunity to look to 2025 and identify how you can enable your service to deliver the best possible outcomes for your patients.

Your 2025 online forum focuses on:

  • National updates on the impact of the DARZI report on your Talking Therapies service
  • Practical guidance on how to improve your recovery outcomes to meet NHS England targets
  • Innovative strategies to become a financially informed practitioner in your sessions
  • Workable strategies to boost your patient engagement during their treatment pathway 
  • Proven, effective pathways to enhance your LTC pathways and ensure reliable recovery
  • Ideas to determine how to reduce variability to bolster your recovery metrics 
  • Dedicated discussion time to share your service challenges and build new solutions
  • Case studies shared: practical insight into current struggles, lessons learnt and changes implemented

Your dedicated, bespoke training to support your service needs

Purchase the documentation and slides today and make real service change with stimulating topics in an engaging online format:

  • Cutting-edge programmes: Researched, written and delivered with your needs at the centre. Putting your service needs first, you will gain from workable solutions to improve your service productivity. 
  • Professionally managed and delivered: Tired of awkward, badly managed meetings? With over 18 years of events experience, our conferences are expertly delivered with on-hand support for your involvement, to ensure that all you need to focus on is your learning. 

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"Very engaging and informative. Gained some useful ideas and resources to share with the service"
- Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust
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"I found the content useful and has given me a great deal of information i can share with my team. Networking was an important part of the day and i was able to engage with many colleagues nationwide."
- Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
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"Great to hear from the national team, some interesting speakers and good facilitation of breakout discussions."
- Health in Mind, Sussex Partnership Foundation Trust

With thanks to our industry partner

SBK Healthcare would like to thank Silver Cloud by Amwell and Limbic for sponsoring this unique forum.

Join us as a sponsor

Talking Therapies Networking Forums are designed to enable talking therapies providers to support healthcare professionals. If this is something you would be interested in exploring please email Vanessa Pearce or call Vanessa on 01732 897788 to find out about all the engagement and branding opportunities available.

8 presentations | 16 parts | 4.5 CPD hours | Filmed on Thursday 23rd January 2025

1
Introduction, instructions and leader’s opening remarks
Andy Wright, Chief Operating Officer, Everyturn Mental Health
Delivering the Autumn Budget
2
National update: Delivering the Autumn budget for Talking Therapies
Prof David Clark, Professor Emeritus of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford and Clinical Advisor, NHS England
3
Questions and answers with Prof David Clark
Supporting recovery
4
Meet Limbic Care: Evidence-based clinical AI to improve engagement and patient outcomes
  • Clinical Lead, Josh Cable-May will share the latest research developments for Limbic Care, a generative AI care companion app that proves to be significantly more engaging than PDF workbooks delivering CBT content.
Josh Cable-May, Clinical Lead and CBT Lecturer, Limbic
5
How SilverCloud can support effective and efficient Talking Therapies services
Sam Lane, Senior Product Manager, SilverCloud by Amwell
6
Questions and answers Josh Cable-May and Sam Lane
7
Meet your industry partners
Tackling service variabilities to support recovery outcomes
8
Transforming Talking Therapies: Insights from the Darzi report and strategies for reliable recovery
  • Exploring the impact of the Darzi report on NHS Talking Therapies
  • Enhancing systems to maximise clinical time and boost productivity
  • Collaborative approaches to achieve and sustain reliable recovery
Heather Stonebank, North East and Yorkshire Regional Mental Health Team
9
Reducing therapist variability and improving patient outcomes in NHS psychological therapies
  • Considering if therapist variability can be reduced to improve patient outcomes
  • Reducing therapist effects to improve or maintain overall clinical outcomes in a service context
  • Determining cause and effect to provide more consistent patient outcomes in services
Katy James, Mental Health Clinical Director, Vita Health Group
10
Questions and answers with Heather Stonebank and Katy James
Supporting in-pathway
11
Case study: Working towards national recovery rates in your Talking Therapies
  • How to achieve the national recover rate targets in your service
  • Where are we? What did we implement for our service to work towards our goal
  • Lessons learnt: Putting teaching into practice to reduce waiting times and improve recovery
Andy Wright, Chief Operating Officer, Everyturn Mental Health
12
Questions and answers with Andy Wright
Establishing clinical pathways
13
Case study: Research evidence and treatment strategies to promote early change during therapy
  • Examining research findings in patterns of change during psychological therapies
  • "Early change" and its association with treatment response across a range of therapies and clinical problems
  • Practical clinical strategies to promote early change into your practice
Caroline Bell, Clinical General Manager, Freed Beeches Eating Disorder Service and Professor Jaime Delgadillo, Professor of Clinical Psychology, University of Sheffield
14
Case Study: Delivering an effective Long Term Conditions service at Step 2 and Step 3
  • Establishing an LTC pathway to improve patient flow and increase throughput in your service
  • Overcoming the challenges of developing an LTC service: what did we learn?
  • How to conduct effective group work for LTCs to ensure maximum patient engagement
Beth Anderson, Senior High Intensity Therapist, Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
15
Questions and answers with Beth Anderson, Caroline Bell and Jaime Delgadillo
16
Chairs closing remarks and close of conference

Take action today

View the vide and slides to ensure you are up to date with how to deliver effective, accessible therapy for everyone that needs it. Hear from the thought leaders striving to make positive changes.

Speaker line-up

Prof David Clark

Professor Emeritus of Experimental Psychology and Clinical Advisor
University of Oxford and NHS England

Heather Stonebank

North East and Yorkshire Regional Mental Health Team

Katy James

Mental Health Clinical Director
Vita Health Group
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Beth Anderson

Senior High Intensity Therapist
NHS Talking Therapies (IAPT), Cheshire West Cheshire & Wirral Partnership Trust
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Andy Wright

Chief Operating Officer
Everyturn Mental Health
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Caroline Bell

Clinical General Manager
Freed Beeches Eating Disorder Service

Professor Jaime Delgadillo

Professor of Clinical Psychology
University of Sheffield
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Sam Lane

Senior Product Manager
SilverCloud by Amwell

Josh Cable-May

Clinical Lead and CBT Lecturer
Limbic

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Build your CPD portfolio with this dedicated online course

Are you a CBT therapist, PWP or Clinical Lead? Or are you a Service Manager looking to further your understanding on how to boost productivity and your patient outcomes? This course will prepare and enable you to drive forward your Talking Therapies service to meet new reliable recovery targets. Suitable for, but not limited to:

  • Clinical Leads, Service Managers and Operational Managers 
  • Team Leads and Specialised Therapists
  • Senior Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners and CBT Therapists

Past attendee feedback

Since 2020, “exceptional” online courses have been delivered within Talking Therapies, welcoming over 1,000 attendees. Talking Therapies National Networking Forums are delighted to be able to provide this annual conference to support your service’s progression. Take a look at what last year’s attendees said:

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‘It was very relevant to our service objectives. I gained information on the national picture and enjoyed the content of the sessions, they were very informative and well led’
- Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust
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‘A very smooth and positive experience'
- Eastern Cheshire Talking Therapies
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‘It was helpful to learn from other services not only, how they are managing challenges, but also to hear that this is recognised nationally'
- Dorset Healthcare University NHS Foundation Trust
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‘Informative and an opportunity to share ideas - a positive experience’
- Worcestershire & Herefordshire NHS Talking Therapies
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‘Very informative and inspiring’
- Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust
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‘Highly recommended for both content and organisation’
- Tees, Esk and Wear Valley NHS Foundation Trust