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Integrated Course for Professional Staff

Course Code

Date Topics

Module 1 (1920/16)

26/9/2019

（Thu）

Integrative Case Management: From Assessment to Intervention based on the Multi-axial Interactive Model (M-AiM)

Trainer: Dr. CHAN Won-shing, Raymond (Clinical Psychologist)

Module 2 (1920/17)

16/10/2019

（Wed）

Mental Health Ordinance Trainer: Mr. L.C. CHEUNG, Raymond (Solicitor)

Psychiatric Diagnosis and Medication

Trainer: Dr. WONG Yu-ming, Sharon (Psychiatric Specialist)

Module 3 (1920/18)

25/11/2019

（Mon）

Introduction to Mental Health Recovery & Well-being

Trainer: Mr. K.L WONG, Keith (Clinical Psychologist)

For course details, please refer to following pages.

Date

26 Sept 2019 (Thu) 16 Oct 2019 (Wed) 25 Nov 2019 (Mon)

Quota 50

Training Format

Lecture, Video Demonstration, Case Discussion

Time

9:00 am-12:30 pm 2:00 pm-5:30 pm (7 Hours a day)

Certificate

Certificate of Attendance issued by JCNLIPR upon 80% completion of course

Venue

Jockey Club New Life Institute of Psychiatric Rehabilitation (JCNLIPR) 332 Nam Cheong Street, Kowloon

Target Participants

Counsellors, Psychologists, Social Workers and Other Helping Professionals

Fee

HK$3,260 (3 days full Course) *Please indicate course code as 1920/16-18

HK$1,280 (One Module)

Special Offer

One Module JCNLIPR Member : HK$1,130 Early Bird

(Enroll On/ before 16 August 2019)：

HK$1,130 Group of 2 persons HK$1,080/person

Accreditation

CPD (Social Worker): 21 points for full course 7 points for one module CPD (CP/OT): To be confirmed

Course Code : 1920/16

Module 1 : Integrative Case Management: From Assessment to Intervention

based on the Multi-axial Interactive Model (M-AiM)

Trainer Dr Chan Won-shing, Raymond (Clinical Psychologist)

Trainer’s

Biography

Dr Chan was a Senior Clinical Psychologist of Kwai Chung Hospital

and has vast clinical and supervisory experiences in both child and

adult mental health. He is now in private practice. Apart from clinical

work, he also consults with different NGOs. Dr Chan is an Adjunct

Associate Professor of the University of Hong Kong.

Course

Description

Mental health problems are complex in their aetiology and

development. They often run a protracted time course with

multi-factors involved. An accurate assessment is a core step paving

the way for effective intervention. M-AiM is for evaluation of

common psychiatric symptoms with a focused intervention plan as

an outcome. It has a substantial theoretical background building on

DSM (APA, 2000 & 2013), Recovery–oriented Practice Model and

Evidence-based Practice (Nice, 1999). M-AiM has experimented in

different local community mental health centres with positive

feedback of having active client involvement, being systematic and

precise in focus.

Course

Objectives

1. To learn the mental health assessment based on M-AiM 2. To derive an integrative intervention plan based on M-AiM 3. To be competent in using M-AiM in clinical work

Course

Outline

An overview of different disorders & assessment tools The theoretical basis of M-AiM How to conduct an assessment with M-AiM? From assessment to intervention planning based on M-AiM

results

Medium of

Instruction

Cantonese

Training

Format

Short didactic lecture, video demonstration, and case practice.

Date 26 September 2019 (Thursday)

Time 9:00 am- 5:30 pm (7 hours)

Venue Jockey Club New Life Institute of Psychiatric Rehabilitation

332 Nam Cheong Street, Kowloon

Target

Participants

Counsellors, psychologists, social workers and other helping

professionals

Quota 50

Accreditation CPD (Social Worker) - 7 points

CPD (CP/OT) – To be confirmed

Certificate Certificate of Attendance issued by JCNLIPR

Fee HK$ 1,280

Special Offer JCNLIPR Member: HK$ 1,130

Early-bird (Enroll on/before 16 August 2019) : HK$ 1,130

Group of 2 persons: HK$ 1,080/person

Enroll for Full Course : HK$ 3,260


Module 2 (AM) : Mental Health Ordinance

Trainer Mr. L.C. Cheung, Raymond (Solicitor)

Trainer’s

biography

Mr. Cheung, a registered social worker, had practiced in the field of

Community Development, Children and Youth work as well as

Rehabilitation Services for about 20 years. Before Mr. Cheung

changed his career to the legal profession, he was the Assistant

Director of Richmond Fellowship of Hong Kong. Mr. Cheung was

admitted as a Solicitor of the Hong Kong SAR in 2013. Currently, Mr.

Cheung is a Solicitor in private practice and he also works as a

part-time field work supervisor and part-time lecturer in The

University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Baptist University

respectively.

Course

Description

The course will cover legal issues in the application of the Mental

Health Ordinance (Cap.136) (“MHO”) in voluntary admission,

involuntary admission and detention of the mentally incapacitated

person (“MIP”); the granting of guardianship order in respect of the

power to require the MIP to attend at places and times so specified

by the guardian for the purpose of treatment or training; and the

management of property and affairs of the MIP. Relevant cases will

also be discussed.

Course

Objectives

1. To enable the practitioners to understand relevant law in

voluntary admission, involuntary admission, detention, the

granting of guardianship order and management of property of

the MIP;

2. To enable the practitioners to identify legal issues in respect of

the legal rights of the MIP during voluntary admission,

involuntary admission and detention in the mental hospital;


the term and effect of the guardianship order; and


the management of property and affairs of the MIP.

Course

Outline

S. 2 MHO: Definition of mental disorder, mentally incapacitated

and relatives,

S. 30 MHO: Voluntary patients,

S. 31 MHO: Detention of a patient under observation,

S. 32 MHO: Extension of period of detention of a patient under

observation,

S. 36 MHO: Detention of certified patients,

S. 59 M, MHO: Application for guardianship,

S. 59 R, MHO: Term and effect of guardianship order,

S. 59S, MHO: Guardians,

S.7, MHO: Application for the management of property and

affairs of the MIP.

Medium of

Instruction

Cantonese

Training

Format

PowerPoint and case discussion

Date

16 October 2019 (Wednesday)

Time 9:00 am- 12:30pm

Venue Jockey Club New Life Institute of Psychiatric Rehabilitation 332 Nam Cheong Street, Kowloon

Target

Participants


professionals

Quota 50

Accreditation CPD (Social Worker) – 3.5 points



Fee HK$ 1,280 (Module 2, AM + PM sections)






Module 2 (PM) : Psychiatric Diagnosis and Medication

Trainer Dr. Wong Yu-ming, Sharon (Psychiatric Specialist)

Trainer’s

biography

FHKAM (Psychiatry), Hong Kong Academy of Medicine

FHKCPsych, Fellowship of The Hong Kong College of Psychiatrists

MBChB, Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, The Chinese

University of Hong Kong

Course

Description

Mental health professionals with better understanding in psychiatric

knowledge can enhance their competence in clinical work.

Course

Objectives

To provide an overview of common mental health disorders and

basic psychopharmacology to mental health professionals.

Course

Outline

Mood disorders

Psychotic disorders

Personality disorders

Risk assessment and management

Common psychiatric drugs and side effects

Medium of

Instruction

Cantonese

Training

Format

Lecture and case discussions

Date 16 October 2019 (Wednesday)

Time 2:00 pm- 5:30 pm

Venue Jockey Club New Life Institute of Psychiatric Rehabilitation

332 Nam Cheong Street, Kowloon

Target

Participants


professionals

Quota 50

Accreditation CPD (Social Worker) – 3.5 points



Fee HK$ 1,280 (Module 2, AM + PM sections)






Module 3 : Introductory Mental Health Recovery & Well-being

Trainer Mr. K.L. Wong, Keith (Clinical Psychologist)

Trainer’s

biography

Mr. Wong graduated from Master of Clinical Psychology from The

Chinese University of Hong Kong. He works as a clinical psychologist

in the New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association. He offers

psychological assessment, individual and group treatment for adults

in needs. He participates in researches on ADHD, mindfulness and

well-being. He offers training and consultation to other professional

staffs and low-intensity CBT therapist.

Course

Objectives

In the 1-day workshop, the participants are facilitated to:

- Understand the background and development of recovery model

in mental health practice

- Understand key themes, essential attitude, practical skills and

existing tools in recovery oriented practices

- Reflect and evaluate the factors that may help or hinder recovery

and critically reflect on the role of mental health workers in

relation to these

- Understand the relationship between mental health and mental

well-being

- Understand concepts of different aspects of well-being

- Learn about practices that foster holistic well-being

Course

Outline

Historical background of recovery movement

Theoretical background, definition and elements of

recovery-model

Examples of recovery-oriented practice

Competence and barrier of recovery-oriented practice

Theoretical background of concept of well-being

Introduction of definition of physical, psycho-social and

transcendental well-being

Enriching wellness programs to enhance participants’

well-being

Medium of

Instruction

Cantonese

Training

Format

Presentation, sharing of lived experiences and group activities

Date November 25, 2019 (Monday)

Time 9:00am – 5:30 pm

Venue Library, Jockey Club New Life Institute of Psychiatric Rehabilitation

Target

Participants


professionals

Quota 50

Accreditation CPD (Social Worker) - 7 points



Fee HK$ 1,280





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