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The National Personality Disorder Development Programme The Forensic and Non-Forensic Knowledge and Understanding Frameworks

Regional Event Kath Lovell

• Dec 2007: Department of Health and Ministry of Justice commissioned the development of a national training framework to support people to work more effectively with personality disorder • The key goal is to improve service user experience through developing the capabilities, skills and knowledge of the multi-agency workforces in Health, Social Care and Criminal Justice who are dealing with the challenges of Personality Disorder

Two Government Publications (2003) National Institute for Mental Health for England (NIMHE)

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The Bradley Review & The Corston Report

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A High Functioning Partnership



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The goals of the Knowledge and Understanding Framework are to: Design accessible, relevant and quality assured developmental pathways, making ‘breaking the cycle of rejection’ a practical reality Raise awareness and shift pejorative attitudes Build on service user experience Ensure informed and responsive leadership and management Improve interagency and inter-professional collaboration

What do the overall frameworks aim to do?

The service user at the heart

Making a real difference

Working with Personality Disorder: Working with Personality Raising Awareness Disorder: Developing Working with Personality (6modules) Understanding and Effectiveness Disorder: Extending Expertise All Frontline staff (9 modules) and Enhancing Practice (6 Modules and Dissertation) Key Staff Lead and Specialist Staff

What is available?

Connecting past experience and current behaviours Making sense of reactions and responses

Self awareness and reflective skills

Communicating effectively

Understanding work places and teams

Sensitivity to service user experience

The learning journey

Leading ,developing and supervising Teams/individuals Improving psychological well-being and increased awareness of Therapeutic models Assessing and managing risk to self and others and fulfilling demands of job role PD/Self awareness and self management skills and promoting pro social behaviour through interpersonal engagement

Capability and the ‘contact hypothesis’

It always ends in ‘Tiers’

STAGE 1 (Basic)

1

Introduction

2

Modules 1, 2 & 3

3

Midway review

4

Modules 4, 5 & 6

5

Final Review and Evaluation

AWARENESS VLE

STAGE 2 (Trainer) Introduction

1

Midway review

3

Final Review and Evaluation

5

Structured Implementation and Embedding Facilitated Programmes

The goals of the Undergraduate Framework are to: • • • • •



Challenge stigma through raising awareness and developing empathic responses of frontline workers Highlight the interpersonal nature of working with PD Ensure informed and responsive leadership and management Develop improved interagency and interprofessional collaboration Equip workers with the necessary knowledge and skills that help assess and manage risk in relation to complex presentations Develop an appreciation of the importance of effective team work and staff support

Working with Personality Disorder: Developing understanding and effectiveness

60 credits L6

60 credits L6

Introduction to Intervening effectively: Management, treatment and support

Effective teamwork and Supervision Developing Context sensitive approaches

40 credits L5

40 credits L5

Responding to issues of complexity and risk

Responding effectively: making sense of reactions and relationships

30 credits L4 Developing a shared Understanding of personality disorder

30 credits L4 Challenges of PD: An interpersonal perspective

40 credits L5 Facilitating positive Change Working with people and context

30 credits L4 Personality disorder: Across multiagency contexts

30 credits L4 Working positively with PD: Building lives challenging stigma

Awareness training with APEL Portal

Working with Personality Disorder: Developing understanding and effectiveness

The Masters Framework: •

Designed to meet the professional development needs of people already working in the field who may have responsibilities in the following areas – – – –



Leading Services or service development Team Management and team consultation Developing research and evaluation Developing involvement and network strategies

The principle aim is to provide training that will lead to an effective improvement in service provision. This is most directly achieved through practice based training and skill based learning outcomes

Working with Personality Disorder Extending expertise, enhancing practice

MSc A further 60 Credits L7

PD Services in Action: Improving Practice Dissertation/Project 60 credits L7

20 credits L7 PG Dip A further 60 Credits L7

Leadership and Developing and Extending service development Therapeutic Practice

20 credits L7 PG Cert 60 Credits L7

20 credits L7

Developing research and audit

MSc A further 60 Credits L7

20 credits L7 PG Dip A further 60 Credits L7

Consulting to Teams and Organisations

20 credits L7

20 credits L7

Facilitating Learning About PD

Involvement strategies Developing links and networks

PG Cert 60 Credits L7

Working with Personality Disorder Extending expertise, enhancing practice

• A facilitated package of the awareness level modules: – An online seven module programme designed with a range of additional facilitated learning activities focused on different contexts and professions • A facilitated package of a train the trainers programme: – This programme will support students to develop the foundation knowledge and understanding in relation to personality at the same time as exploring their potential role in facilitating others through the learning journey.

Facilitated Programmes

• The awareness level modules are also supported by a number of other online activities including: – Wikis: . – Blogs: – Discussion Forums: -. – ‘My Notes’: -. – Online Resources: -

The Virtual Learning Environment

Related Videos

Context Criminal Justice

Health

Social Care

Forensic unit Prison Community forensic service CMHT A&E GP Surgery Psychology – DBT Housing unit Housing office Community Housing project

Context relevant Videos

Characters

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Claire

Shania

Trying to get an appointment at the GP surgery (Module 1)

In supported accommodation (Module 4)

Visiting her CPN (Module 2)

Living in a Community Residential Unit (Module 6)

Foll owi ng Cl ai re‘ s Journey

Demonstrating some of the video materials

Implementation!

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