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Acknowledgements / Kā Whakawhetai

The Organising Committee would like to extend their gratitude to the following organisations for their generous contributions and participation in the conference:

Principal Sponsor Major Sponsor

Keynote Sponsors

Welcome Function Sponsor Satchel and Registration Package Sponsor

Supporting Sponsor Conference Support

Workshop Sponsor

Otago Polytechnic

Sponsorship in KindFresh Choice Roslyn

Mecure EnergyForsyth Barr

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Contents / Kā Take

PageInvitation/HeReoPōwhiri

ConferenceTheme/TeKaupapa

ConferenceVenue/TeWāhiHui

Programme/TeWātaka

Preconferenceworkshops

KeynoteSpeakers/KāKaikōreroMatua

InvitedNationalSpeakers/KāKaikōreroTonoa

SocialProgramme/KāMahiWhakatā

Accommodation/KāWharenoho

RegistrationInformation/HeMōhiohio

AGM/KāHui-ā–taumekāHuiMotuhake

GeneralInformation/HeMōhiohioAnō

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Conference Theme / Te Kaupapa

The conference theme “Southerly Change” was chosen toreflect both our location and the direction of mental healthnursing in New Zealand.  New Zealand does not have theexperienceofcenturiesofmentalhealthcarewhencomparedtotheUK,USandEuropeancountries. Historically,mentalhealthdevelopmentsinNewZealandhavefollowedUKandUStrends. Overseas experiences often inform directions and changes tomentalhealthnursingpracticeinNewZealand

Invitation / He Reo Pōwhiri

Tena koutou katoaKa nui te mihi atu i te pito whakararo o te motu nei.

OnbehalfoftheConferenceOrganisingCommitteeoftheTeAoMāramatangaNewZealandCollegeofMentalHealthNursesConference(NZCMHN)2011itismypleasureandprivilegetoofferyouawarmSouthernwelcometoDunedin/OtepotifortheCollege’s3rdInternationalConference.

Thethemeoftheconferenceis“SoutherlyChange-Past,PresentandFuture”.Thetheme“SoutherlyChange”isaboutourlocationintheSouthernHemisphere,inNewZealandandinthesouthoftheSouthIsland.ItisalsoaboutNewZealandmentalhealthnursingpracticepositioningitselfatapointofcriticalconsciousnesswithmentalhealthnursesleadingthewayastrendsettersanddeterminingthedirectionsofmentalhealthnursingpracticeinthesouthernhemisphere.

Wehaveorganisedafullandexcitingprogrammeof internationalandnationalspeakerswhowillprovidestimulatingpresentationsandworkshops. Inaddition to theacademicprogramme there isa socialprogrammewhich includesawelcomefunctionattheconferencevenueandaconferencedinnerwhichwillbeheldattheOtagoMuseum.Weencouragedelegates,whomaketheveryeasyjourneytoDunedin,tospareafewmoredaystoexplorewhatDunedinoffers- LarnarchCastle,harbourcruises,fashionshopsunlikeanyothers,wineandfood,magnificentarchitectureand ourfamous scarfiezone. DunedinisalsothegatewaytoCentalOtago,NewZealands’s leadingtouristresortwhichoffersfantasticskiingopportunitiesandOtago’sfamousrailtrail.

Nōreira,naumai,haeremai,tautimaikirotoiamātouiraroitemaruokāmaukatapuoterohenei.

Mel GreenConvenor, NZCMHN 2011 Conference

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Conference Venue / Te Wāhi HuiDunedin / Ōtepoti

AstheprincipalcityofOtago,andthelargestcityareainNew Zealand, Dunedin is renowned for its spectacularbeauty. This friendly, compact city (population 130,000)isalsothefinancialandcommercialhubofaregionwherea thriving economy and a range of employment andinvestment opportunities make for an exciting place toliveandwork.

The University of Otago, Dunedin TheUniversityofOtagoisNewZealand’soldestUniversity,foundedin1869andopeningin1871withastaffofjustthreeprofessors. In2011thatnumberiscloserto3,700withastudentbodyofover21,500individuals.

PartofTheUniversityofOtago’spopularitywithstudentsis its vibrant student culture, with the bulk of studentaccommodation all in one place. During semestersstudentscanbefoundintheirrundownflats,outsideontheir couches or cooling off a Speights in the fridge (orsimplyoutsideacoldday!).DunedinstudentsareknownaroundNewZealandas ‘Scarfies’whichoriginatedfromthestudentstendencytowearthickscarvesinthefreezingcoldwinter.

The University’s Registry Building, often referred toas the Clocktower Building, is a Dunedin landmark.The building was modelled on the main building of theGlasgowUniversity inScotlandand isconstructed fromcontrastingdarkbasaltandlightOamarustone. PartofUniversitytraditioninvolvestheannual‘ClocktowerRace’where studentsmust race round the towerandattachedbuilding,beginningonthefirstchimeoftheclockatnoonandcompletingbeforethechimescease.

Thevenue for theconference isStDavidLectureBlock,where the plenary sessions will take place and tradeexhibitionisaccommodated.

Delegatesattending theNZCMHNConferencecan takeadvantageofthecity’saccessiblerecreationalandculturalvenues,fashionableshoppingandfirst-rateentertainment.DunedinhasarichheritageofbeautifulEdwardianandVictorian architecture which is the perfect complementto the vibrant restaurant and café scene, art galleries,museums, live club music and professional theatre andmusic.

TheOctagonisbusywithcafés,restaurantsandtheatresallunderthewatchfuleyeoftheCity’sfamousstatueofpoetRobbieBurns.Handytothecentreoftownarenumerouschicfashionboutiques.

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Programme Outline/ Te Wātaka

10.00am – 4.30pm Workshop 3 Co-existing Disorder Addictions and Mental Health Kindly sponsored by Matua Raki 12.30pm Lunch

1.15pm Workshop 1 continued Workshop 3 continued

1.15pm – 4.30pm Workshop 4 Professor Shirley Smoyak Working with family systems Kindly sponsored by Mental Health Commission 2.30pm Afternoon Tea

4.00pm Te orange tonu Tanga

4.30pm Workshops finish

4.45pm Registration opens

5.00pm – 7.30pm Welcome Reception (amongst trade) Kindly sponsored by Massey University

Titles do not always reflect the quality or depth of the session. The website www.conference.co.nz/nzcmhn11/programme will be regularly updated as session details become available. We recommend that you view and plan the sessions you wish to attend in advance.

Wednesday 6th July

8.00am Registration for workshops & Trade pack in

8.30am 8.30am – 4.30pm Workshop 1 Bernadette Paus Mental Health “Everybody’s business”

8.30am – 12.30pm Workshop 2Professor Dawn Freshwater How to facilitate critical consciousness Kindly sponsored by Centre Mental Health Research

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7.30am Registration open

8.30am Mihi & Conference Opening: President, Convenor, Tahu, Ministers

9.45 am Morning Tea

10.15am Keynote: Professor Dawn Freshwater Using models of critical consciousness raising as vehicles for mental health nurses to

become practice innovators, policy generators as opposed to implementers and through the generation of practice based evidence lead to practitioner-researcher approaches to mental health nursing practice.

Kindly sponsored by Centre Mental Health Research

11.00am National Speaker: Graham Roper

11.30 National speaker: Professor Ritchie Poulton Recent findings about mental health from the Dunedin Study

12.15pm Lunch

1.15pm National Speaker: Dr Sue Luty “I am me not the diagnosis”: How to change the experience of Bipolar Disorder”

2.00pm College accreditation, credentialing and certification framework

Concurrent Session A

2.15pm 1 2 3 4 5

2.45pm 6 7 8 9 Smoke Free 10

3.15pm Afternoon Tea

Concurrent Session B

3.45pm 11 12 13 14 15

4.15pm 16 17 18 19

4.45pm 20 21 22 23 5.15pm Day finish

6.30pm Dinner and Fellowship Ceremony Otago Museum

Thursday 7th July

Nurse Practitioner symposiumBernadette Paus

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7.15am AGM Breakfast

8.00am Registration

8.30am Welcome/Housekeeping: Rosemary Diehl ‘Truby King’ Dame Margaret

9.00 Keynote: Professor Shirley Smoyak A comparison of practice directions internationally Kindly sponsored by Mental Health Commission

9.45am National Speaker: Helen Hamer What can past, present and future notions of citizenship teach us about mental health

nursing, participation and political power?

10.30am Morning Tea

Concurrent Sessions C

11.00am 24 25 26 27 28

11.30am 29 30 31 32 12.00am 33 34 35 36

12.30pm Lunch

1.30pm National Speaker: Professor Frances Hughes Targeting support for mentally ill as vulnerable population Kindly sponsored by Career Force

2.15pm Afternoon Tea

Concurrent Sessions D

2.40pm 37 38 39 40 41

3.10pm 42 43 44 45 46 3.40pm Tribute : Honouring our past - reflections from Nurses

4.15pm Closing

4.30pm Finish

Friday 8th July

The programme will be updated post review (after authors have been advised regarding acceptance into concurrent sessions).

Dual Diagnosis Forum(Intellectual Disability &Mental Health) Sarah Skipper

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Pre conference workshops

Full DayMental Health “Everybody’s Business”Bernadette PausThis workshop will increase people knowledgeand understanding of common mental health anddevelopmentaldisordersandprovidestrategiesforpeopleto use when working with people experiencing thesedisorders.

Audiencewelcome:Anyonewhoworksinthecommunitywith people who experience mental health problems- Police, Ambulance, Fire, Probation and correctionsServices, red cross, search and rescue, rest homes,primaryandNGOsector,supportworkers,WINZ,healthprofessionalcolleaguesfromPHOs,nonMHnursesandalliedhealthcolleagues.

Co-existing Disorder Addictions and Mental HealthMatua Raki sponsoredThis workshop is intended to introduce nurses to aconceptual framework that enhances the process ofcomprehensive assessment and treatment planning forpeople with coexisting mental health and addictionproblems(CEP).

Audience welcome: Any nurse with an interest in thistopic.

Half Day How to Facilitate Critical ConsciousnessProfessor Dawn FreshwaterSponsor - Centre for Mental Health Research University of AucklandThis workshop will focus on how to facilitate criticalconsciousness(withintheindividual)andthechallengestodothisatagroupandprofessionalconsciousnesslevel,withinspecificculturalcontexts.

Audience welcome: Any nurse with an interest in thistopic.

Working with Family SystemsProfessor Shirley SmoyakSponsor – Mental Health CommissionThisworkshopwillfocusonfamilysystemsandhighlightwhatcanbelearnedfromGenogramAnalysis.

Audience welcome: Any nurse with an interest in thistopic.

Wednesday 6 JulySt David’s Lecture Theatre Block

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Professor Dawn FreshwaterPhD, BA(Hons), RGN, RNT, FRCN, DipPsychProfessor and Dean School of Health Care, Leeds University, UK

ProfessorDawnFreshwatercurrentlyholdsaprofessorialpositionwithinIHCS at Bournemouth Universityin the UK. She was also recentlyappointed to the Research Chairat Peel Health Campus, WesternAustralia. In her role as Chair inApplied Research (Mental Health)

atIHCS,shedirectstheCentreforAppliedResearchandhas been the lead for the Academic Research Centre inPracticeforMentalHealthandPrimaryCareforthelastfiveyears.SheisalsovisitingProfessorat theUniversityof Greenwich to Counselling and PsychotherapyProgrammesintheSchoolofSocialScience.

In 2002 Professor Freshwater was awarded Fellowshipof the Royal College of Nursing for her outstandingcontribution to nursing through research, reflectivepractice, clinical supervision and practice developmentin mental health. In June 2004 at the 26th AnnualConference of the International Association for HumanCaringProfessorFreshwaterwaselectedPresidentofthisAssociation.ThecentralpurposeoftheIAHCistoserveas an international, scholarly forum for all interested inthe advancement of the knowledge of human care andcaring. Professor Freshwater is also an active memberof Sigma Theta Tau; she received the DistinguishedResearcher Award in 2000 and developed the recentpublicationonReflectivePracticealongwiththereflectivepracticetaskforce.Dawnisalsoanexecutivememberofthe Florence Nightingale Foundation, where she sits ontheresearchscholarshippanel.

Professor Freshwater’s interest in research has resultedin an in-depth exploration of the use of qualitativeresearch methods, particularly reflexive and narrativeresearch methods. Since the early 1990s Dawn hasmaintainedaninterestintheapplicationandevaluationoftransformationalresearch,criticalreflexivity,pragmatism,reflective practice and clinical supervision, and inparticular its relation to evidence-based practice andthetherapeuticalliance.Thishasledtothedevelopment

and appraisal of a variety of approaches to evaluatingtheprovisionanddeliveryofhealthcare,withparticularemphasisonMentalHealth.HermostrecentresearchhasledtotheimplementationofaMentalHealthAwarenessTraining package for Prison Officers being adopted byPrisons throughout the UK. She currently leads thenationalimplementationofclinicalsupervisionacrosstheprison estate. Professor Freshwater led the high-profilePrincessDianaChildren’snursingresearchthataimedtoimprovethequalityof life forchildrenwith life-limitingillness. She is external reviewer for the Forensic MentalHealthFellowshipsandsitsonanumberofinternationalgrantreviewpanels.

InAustraliaProfessorFreshwaterwasinvitedtoserveontheExpertReviewCommitteeoftheAustralianPrimaryHealthCareInstitute.TheInstituteisaninitiativeoftheAustralian Government as part of its Primary HealthCare Research, Evaluation and Development Strategy.She has also been invited to disseminate her researchfindings to theAustralianPsychologicalSocietyandhasalready established a number of collaborative ventureswithindustrypartners.FundedresearchwithinAustraliaincludesanARCgrantrelatedtotheimpactoftheageingworkforceinSouthWest,WA;establishingacommunityintervention for suicide prevention in young men inrural Western Australia and developing a care pathwayforpatientsdiagnosedwithcancer inruralandregionalWesternAustralia.

Sponsored by Centre for Mental Health Research

Keynote Speakers / Kā Kaikōrero Matua (in alphabetical order)

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Professor Shirley A.Smoyak RN, PhD, FAANsponsored by Mental Health Foundation

Shirley Smoyak, a PsychiatricNurse, Health Care SociologistandProfessorofPublicHealth, isamember of the Rutgers UniversityOfficeofContinuingStudiesandtheRutgers Institute forHealth,HealthCarePolicyandAgingResearch.SheisafacultymemberintheUniversity

ofMedicineandDentistryofNewJersey,SchoolofPublicHealth,HealthSystems&PolicyDivision.Shehastaught,inher50yearsatRutgers,courses inmentalhealthandillness, psychiatric and mental health nursing, familydynamics,healthcareadministration,cultureandhealthand qualitative research methods. Her current researchprojectsare:“Stalking:CriminalandClinicalPerspectives”and “A National Analysis of Masters and Monitors ofState Psychiatric Hospitals”. She is writing a book aboutGreystoneParkPsychiatricHospital.

Dr.SmoyakhasbeenEditoroftheJournal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services since 1981. Dr.Smoyak is the author of several books, many refereedjournal articles, chapters, monographs and videotapes.She has lectured or been a guest professor in 50 of theStatesand15foreigncountries.

Dr. Smoyak chaired the court-appointed Doe v. KleinMonitoring Committee, which oversees Greystone ParkPsychiatric Hospital, Morris Plains, New Jersey; sheservedasaMonitorfor37years.Amongothereffortsforbetterpatientcare,shedevelopedaprogramforpatients,familiesandstaff.TheRutgers-NewarkChorusperformedaholidayconcertintheMainBuildingChapel.Thisisonepart of many efforts for citizens to appreciate what thehospitaldoesforNewJersey.

She is a Charter Member of the New Jersey Society ofCertified Clinical Specialists in Psychiatric and MentalHealth Nursing (1972) and a Charter Fellow of theAmerican Academy of Nursing (1973). The AAN hasawarded her the distinction of Living Legend. She hasserved on the Board of the New Jersey State Nurses

Association and as a delegate to the ANA conventionmany times. The NJSNA Excellence in Practice honorwas awarded to her in 1990 and she was the 1995NJSNAawardeeoftheRollofHonor.In2008,theMaltaPsychiatricNursesAssociationnamedher“DistinguishedLifetimeProfessor”.In2009,shewasawardedanHonoraryDoctoratebyKingstonUniversity,London,England.

Dr. Smoyak is a baccalaureate graduate of the RutgersUniversityCollegeofNursing(1957).Shewasinthefirstclass to finish the expanded two-year Master’s programforPsychiatricNursesdevelopedbyHildegardE.Peplau(1959).Herdoctorate,earnedin1970,isinSociology,withsub-specialtiesinfamilies,mentalillnessanddeviance.

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Helen HamerRN, MNurs (Hons) Doctoral Candidate

HeleniscurrentlyaSeniorLecturerand Nurse Consultant in theSchool of Nursing, University ofAuckland. Her specialty practice isgeneral hospital Liaison Psychiatry.Helen has also taught, practisedand supervised others in thedevelopment of psychological

interventions, primarily Cognitive and BehaviourTherapysince1997,afterreceivingintensivetrainingandsecondmenttotheCognitiveTherapyCentreinNewcastle,UK.Helenhaspromotedtheinclusionofserviceusersinthe workforce, and has also been integral in developingtheserviceuser-clinicianalliancetodeliverworkshopsonrecovery, psychological interventions, and facilitation oftherapeuticgroupsforpeoplewhoheardistressingvoices.She has recently joined Waitemata DHB to facilitatethe use of psychological strategies by nurse specialistsfor people with long-term physical conditions. Helen’sresearchinterestsareintheroleoftheserviceuserwithineducation and clinical settings, and as co-researchers.HelensubmitsherdoctoralthesisinJune2011.

Professor Frances HughesRN, DNurs, ONZM, FANZCMHN, FNZCMHN

Frances has had 30 years ofexperience in the New Zealandhealth service, working as a healthclinician, manager and educator.A trained general and mentalhealth nurse she has a BA, MAand a doctorate and is a memberof many national and international

nursinggroups.Shehasplayedamajorroleinleadershipin Nursing in New Zealand and was instrumental inthe development of government policy around nurseprescribing,MOHprimaryhealthcare&ruralscholarshipschemes, nursing workforce, nurse practitioners &development of NZ Healthline. She also has beeninstrumental in the development of Mental HealthNursingbothprofessionally,clinically,educationallyoverthepasttwodecades.

SheheldthepositionoftheChiefAdvisor(Nursing)forthe Ministry of Health for several years. She has beeninvolvedininternationalresearchinareassuchasCostingNursing Turnover, primary mental health, stalking andisontheinternationalAdvisoryGroupfortheANCCinUSA.

Over the last few years Frances has been commissionedby governments, WHO and NGO’s for work in relationtoNursing,PolicyandMentalHealthinAustralia,SouthPacific,UK,CanadaandAsia.SheheldthefirstProfessorof Nursing and the Director of the Centre for MentalHealthPolicy,ResearchandServiceDevelopmentat theUniversityofAuckland.ShecontinuestoholdpositionasAdjunctProfessorforUniversityofTechnology–Sydney&AUTAuckland&VisitingProfessorstatusasUniversityofSydney.

FrancescurrentlyworksasthefacilitatorforWHO/WPROPacificIslandMentalHealthNetwork,part-timeclinicallyasamentalhealthnurseinaNGOmentalhealthserviceandshealsohasestablishedapublicpolicyconsultancybusiness.Thisinvolvesherworkingwithinternationalaidagencies includingNZAID,disabilityprovidergroupsinmentalhealthandintellectualdisabilityandgovernmentdepartmentsandMinistryofHealthasPrincipalClinicalAdvisorforOfficeoftheDirectorMentalHealth.

She is a fellow of the New Zealand College of MentalHealthNursesandtheAustralianCollegeofMentalHealthNurses.FrancesreceivedaQueensBirthdayHonour for2005,andwasmadeanOfficeroftheNewZealandOrderofMerit(ONZM)forherservicestoMentalHealth.

Dr Sue LutyBM, BS., BMedSci, PhD, FRANZCP

Dr Luty is a psychiatrist at theDepartment of PsychologicalMedicine, University of OtagoChristchurch, and the Mothersand Babies Perinatal Service, inChristchurch. She has a stronginterest in mood disorders,psychotherapy, women’s mental

health, perinatal psychiatry and infant mental health.Hercurrent research includespsychotherapy forbipolar

Invited National Speakers / Kā Kaikōrero Tonoa(in alphabetical order)

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disorder, metabolic monitoring, psychotherapy process,and self harm and suicide in mood disorders. She isalso an expert trainer and supervisor of InterpersonalPsychotherapy.Shehasover50publicationsonaspectsofmood disorders and social functioning, and has writtenseveral book chapters on similar subjects. Dr Luty coconvenesandhostsabiennialsymposiumonPerspectivesof Women’s Mental Health in Christchurch which isnationallyacclaimed.Sheteachesundergraduatemedicalstudents and has developed a broad based postgraduatecurriculum in reproductive mental health, perinatalpsychiatry and psychotherapy training, plus teaches incollaboration with the centre for postgraduate nursingstudies.

Dr Jane Nugent Psychiatric Medical Officer - West Coast District Health Board

Jane Nugent is a respected healtheducator, with a large amount ofexperience in nurse education atboth graduate and post-graduatelevels. She is a qualified nurse whohas had 25 years experience in avariety of clinical and academic

roles.  Further to her nursing qualifications Jane alsohas completed a BSc majoring in pharmacology anda postgraduate diploma completed with distinctionin pharmacology.  Jane’s special areas of interest arepsychopharmacologyandalsodruginteractions.

Professor Ritchie PoultonFRSNZ

ProfessorRichiePoultonisDirectorof the Dunedin MultidisciplinaryHealth and Development ResearchUnit which conducts the Dunedinlongitudinal study, one of the mostdetailed studies of human healthand development ever undertaken.A multidisciplinary, longitudinal

study of 1,037 babies born in Dunedin during 1972/73,theStudymembershavebeenfollowedupsincebirth,at

agethree,theneverytwoyearstoage15,andatages18,21,26,and32.The latestassessmentphase,atage38, iscurrentlyunderway(2010/2012).In2007,heestablishedand became a Co-Director of the National Centre forLifecourse Research, a research centre based at theUniversityofOtagoinDunedin,butwithpartnerslocatedat universities across New Zealand and internationally.Hehaspublishedmorethan150peer-reviewedscientificpapers, with many appearing in leading internationaljournals. His research interests are: developmentalpsychopathology, gene X environment prediction ofcomplex disorders, and psychosocial determinants ofchronic physical disease. In 2010, he was elected as aFellowoftheRoyalSocietyofNewZealandandwasthejointrecipientoftheRSNZDameJoanMetgeMedalforexcellenceandbuildingrelationshipsinthesocialscienceresearchcommunity.

Graham RoperMental Health advocate

GrahamRoperwasborninAucklandand currently lives in Dunedin.In 1981 he started a career in theAmbulance Service which took himthroughout New Zealand. Grahamtrained and worked as an advancedparamedicworkingincrisissituationsand has over 30 years experience

in pre hospital emergency care. More recently, the past5 years, he has worked as a Consumer Advisor withinMental Health and Community Services at a DHB. Healso provides the consumer perspective on a number ofboardsincludingtheRoyalAustralianandNewZealandCollege of Psychiatrists, the Committee for TherapeuticInterventions and Evidence based Practice. He hasalso recently completed a term on the Mental HealthCommission Advisory Group and chaired the NationalAssociationofMentalHealthServiceConsumerAdvisers.

Graham’s ‘expertise’ comes from his formal paramedictraining,leadershiproleswithinthementalhealthsectorandthelivedexperiencesofmentalillness.

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Mihi Whakatau

Thursday 7 July8.30am St David Lecture Theatre

The Mihi Whakatau is a welcoming ritual initiated bythetakatawhenua.Themanuhiri(visitors)arewelcomedalongwiththespiritsoftheancestors.FollowingtheMihiWhakatauandConferenceOpening,refreshmentswillbeserved.

Poroporoaki

Friday 8 July4.15pm St David Lecture Theatre

Theporoporoaki isa farewellceremony, initiatedby themanuhiri(visitors)andconcludedbythetakatawhenua.Although less formal than the Mihi Whakatau, it is anessential element of the bicultural programme. At theMihi Whakatau, the takata whenua shared their manawithustoprotectusduringourstay.Intheporoporoaki,themanaishandedbacktothetakatawhenua.Itisalsoa chance for manuhiri to thank the takata whenua, andthosewhohavefedthem,inbothbodyandmind,duringthetimeofthehui.

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Social Programme / Kā Mahi Whakatā

Welcome Reception

Join us at the end of the workshop sessions and aheadof the conference for canapés and drinks amongst theExhibition where you will have the opportunity tocatchupwithcolleagues,meetnewpeople,minglewithsponsorsandexhibitorsandtoacknowledgetheirsupportoftheconference.

Kindly sponsored by

Date: Wednesday6JulyTime: 5.00pm–7.30pmVenue: ExhibitionHall,StDavidLectureBlockCost: Oneticketincludedincostoffullregistration.

Additionalticketscanbepurchasedfor$35

Conference DinnerJoinusattheendofdayoneatthehistoricOtagoMuseum.Visitspecialexhibitionsandenjoyaneveningofsouthernhospitality,diningandentertainment

Date: Thursday7JulyTime: 6.30pm–12.00pmCost: Oneticketincludedincostoffullregistration.

Additionalticketscanbepurchasedfor$105

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Scenic Hotel Dunedin City Cnr Prince and Dowling Streets

Located just two blocks from the Octagon, this stylish hotel has a fresh contemporary design, with clean lines and dramatic features softened by natural

elements such as timber and neutral tones. At once energetic, yet restful, Scenic Hotel Dunedin City is well in tune with the beat of this vibrant city.

Single/Double Room: $166.75 Distance to venue: 15-20 minute walk

Cancellations

If advised less than 48 hours from the booked arrival date will incur a charge of one night’s accommodation.

Rooms will be allocated on a first-in basis until Monday 6 June, as long as there are rooms available. After this date the rooms will be released and no guarantee can be made that rooms will still be available for late bookings. Rooms can only be booked by registered delegates. Bookings can be made either as part of the online registration process or via the registration form.

Accommodation / Kā Wharenoho

Mercure Dunedin Leisure LodgeDuke Street

Nestled in landscaped gardens, Mercure Dunedin Leisure Lodge is located adjacent to the Dunedin Botanic Gardens, within walking distance of Otago

University. A short drive from Dunedin shopping and attractions and easily accessible from State Highway 1, Mercure Dunedin Leisure Lodge is the perfect destination for your next escape.

Single/Double Room: $159.85Distance to venue: 15-20 minute walk

Kingsgate HotelUpper Moray Place / 10 Smith Street

Located right in the heart of the city, Kingsgate Hotel Dunedin is ideal for business or leisure. Otago Museum is a fifteen minute walk away, the beach ten minutes

drive and the Central Business District is right on your doorstep. 

Single/Double Room: $172.50Distance to venue: 15-20 minute walk

Scenic Hotel Southern Cross Cnr Princes and High Streets

Dunedin’s largest and most prestigious hotel, the Scenic Hotel Southern Cross (previously known as the Scenic Circle Southern Cross Hotel), enjoys a

premium location in the heart of the city. Just a short walk from the Octagon, railway station, theatres, shops, and close to Otago University, it is the perfect location from which to explore Dunedin.

Single/Double Room: $166.75 Distance to venue: 15-20 minute walk

Accommodation booking must be guaranteed with a credit card. The credit card will be used as a guarantee only and no charges will be debited prior to check-out. On check-out, your accommodation costs and incidentals may be settled with cash, EFTPOS or credit card. Cancellation fees may apply any time within the month prior to conference.

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Early Bird StandardFull Registration

MemberofNZCMHNorACMHN $595 $695

Non-member $695 $795

StudentTangataWhairora/Consumer* $500 $600

Day Registration

MemberofNZCMHNorACMHN** $300 $350

Non-member** $350 $400

Student/TangataWhairora/ConsumerEB** $275 $300

Sponsor Complimentary(aspercontract)

Exhibitor Complimentary(aspercontract)

ExhibitorAdditional $350 $350

*Students must provide proof that they are enrolled in a  studies programme in a New Zealand institution to be eligible for the Student Registration Fee. The student will be a current member of their national professional body NZCMHN.

**Day Registration fee includes:• Attendancetoonedayconferencesessions• EntrytoviewtheIndustryExhibitiononthatday• Printedmaterial• Morningandafternoontea• Lunch

Full registration includes:• Attendancetoallconferencesessions• EntrytoviewtheIndustryExhibition• Conferencesatchel• Printedmaterial• Morningandafternoonteas• Lunches• EntrytotheWelcomeReceptiononWednesday6July• EntrytotheConferenceDinneronThursday7July

Registration Information / Ite MōhiohioAll prices include GST. The GST rate at the time of printing is 15%EarlyBirdfeesapplyuntil12pmTuesday31MayStandardFeesapplyfromWednesday1June

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NZCMHN Annual General MeetingNZCMHN Members only

Date: Friday8JulyTime: 7.15am–8.15amVenue: tobeadvisedCost: tobeadvised

How to Register

Visitthewebsitewww.conference.co.nz/nzcmhn11, click ontheconference logoandfollowthe linktotheonlineregistrationform.Printacopyforyourrecords.Youcanmakepaymentbycreditcard(securesite)oraninvoicecanberequested.Once you have completed the registrationprocess,asummaryofyourregistrationwillbee-mailed automatically and a tax invoice willbee-mailedwithinsevendays.Youmayaccessandamendyourdetailsuntilonemonthpriortotheconference.

Mail the registration form together with yourchequeorcreditcardpaymentto:NZCMHNConference,c/-ConferenceInnovators,POBox7191,Christchurch8240.A summary of your registration and a taxinvoicewillbemailedtoyouwithinsevendays.

Fax the completed registration form (bothsides) togetherwithyourcreditcardpaymentto:033790460.

A summary of your registration and a taxinvoicewillbemailedtoyouwithinsevendays.

Cancellations Should you need to cancel your registration, you mayreassignyourregistrationtoanotherperson.PleasenotifytheConferenceSecretariatinwriting.Ifyouareunabletoarrangeareplacement,afullrefundlessanadministrationchargeof$100.00willbemadeprovidingnotification isreceivedbyMonday6June.Afterthisdate,refundswillbeatthediscretionofNZCMHN.If,forreasonsbeyondthe control of NZCMHN, the conference is cancelled,the registration fee will be refunded after deduction ofexpensesalreadyincurred.

Goods & Services TaxTheGSTrateatthetimeofprintingis15%.

General Information

At the ConferenceYourconferencepackwillbeavailableforcollectionfromtheRegistrationDesklocatedinthefoyeroftheStDavidLectureTheatreattheUniversityofOtago.Thedeskwillbeopenatthefollowingtimes:

Wednesday6July 8.00am(workshops) 4.00pm–6.00pm(conference)Thursday7July 7.30am–5.00pm (closed during Mihi Whakatau)Friday8July 8.00am–4.30pm

ExhibitionTheExhibitionisbeingheldaroundtheStDavidLectureTheatre. Catering will be available in all areas of theexhibition.

Special RequirementsPleasegivedetailsofanyspecialdietordisabilityassistancerequiredonyourregistrationform.

Internet AccessFree wireless access will be available at the conferencevenue.

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List of local attractions and things to do

Visit the Art Gallery one of New Zealand’s finest artmuseums, showcasing the best of local, national andinternationalart.

Take a drive down the peninsula to Taiaroa Head, andviewspectacularRoyalAlbatrossesattheonlymainlandbreedingcolonyintheworld.Youcanalsoseepenguinsandsealsalongthepicturesquecoastline.

EnjoyacoffeeandstrollthroughtheshopsatsomeoftheregionsattractivecommunitieslikePortChalmersandStClair.

TakeastrollthroughtheDunedinBotanicGardensontheslopesofSignalHill.Thegardensfeatureahothouseandanaviarywithnativebirds.

VisitOlvestonHouseandtakea intimateglimpseofthelifestyleofaprivilegedfamilyintheearly1900’s

VisittheOtagoSettlersMuseum,asocialhistorymuseumfoundedin1898.

GetaphotonexttotheDunedinRailwayStation,oneofthemostphotographedbuildingsinNewZealand.

Takea tour through theCadburyChocolateFactory. Ifyouvisitduringtheweekyoucanseethefactoryinaction,see a chocolate waterfall, and of course do some tastetesting!

TakeatouroftheSpeightsAleHouse,atrysomefreshlybrewedbeerinthishistoricbrewery.

TakeawalkupBaldwinStreet,theworldsSteepestStreetwithagradientof1in1.266.

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NZCMHN 2011 Conference Organising Committee

MelGreen ConvenorHeatherCasey,TrudyDent ProgrammeGraemeThompson,SarahSkipper MaoriCaucusCathyTod,PaulStewart SponsorshipandPromotionsColetteRafter,MelGreen SocialChrisMunro,SteveBayne Finances

Conference SecretariatIfyouhaveanyqueriesabouttheconferencearrangements,pleasecontact:Anna-MareeBurnsConferenceManagerConferenceInnovatorsPOBox7191Christchurch8240T: 033790390F: 033790460E: anna@conference.co.nz

Ifyouhaveanyqueriesregardingyourownregistration,pleasecontact:KerinHoustonRegistrationAdministratorT: 033790390F: 033790460E: registration@conference.co.nz

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A – Pre Conference WorkshopsWednesday6July2011

Limitedplacesavailableonsome

Full conference attendee(ThursandFri)youareentitledtoattendthepreconferenceworkshopsatdiscountedrate

02 FullDay–Co-existingDisorder AddictionsandMentalHealth(MataiRakisponsor) $ nilTwo half day available (welcome to attend both)03 HalfDay–Howtofacilitatecriticalconsciousness $ 47.50 04 HalfDay-Workingwithfamilysystems $ 47.50

Workshop Attendance Only05 FullDay–MentalHealth“Everybody’sBusiness” $ 195

06 FullDay–Co-existingDisorderAddictionsand MentalHealth(MataiRakisponsored) $ nil

07 HalfDay–Howtofacilitatecriticalconsciousness $ 95

08 HalfDay-Workingwithfamilysystems $ 95

Workshop Fees Sub Total (GST inclusive) - A $

Registration FormToregisteron-line: www.conference.co.nz/nzcmhn11Pleasecompletethisformandtakeacopyforyourrecords.Pleaseforwardcompletedregistrationformandpaymentto:

NZCMHNConferenceC/oConferenceInnovatorsPOBox7191,Christchurch8240Fax:033790460

Oneformperdelegate

TaxInvoice:GSTNumber:103859077

PleasenotetheincreaseindelegateregistrationfeesafterTuesday31May

Delegate Information

Surname FirstName(fornamebadge) Title

Company/Organisation

PostalAddress

City/Town PostCode Country

Telephone() Mobile()

Email

Specialrequirementse.g.dietary,disabilitiesetc.

Dietaryrequirementse.g,vegan,glutenfreeetc

B – Registration FeesEarly Bird Feesapplyuntil12pmTuesday31MayStandard Fees applyfromWednesday1JuneMember needstobememberofNZCMHNorACMHN

01 MemberEarlyBird $595 $02 MemberFullRegistration $695 $03 Non-member-EarlyBird $695 $04 Non-member-FullRegistration $795 $

05 DayRegistration-MemberEarlybird** $300 $06 DayRegistration-MemberFull** $350 $07 DayRegistration-Non-memberEarlybird** $350 $08 DayRegistration-Nonmember** $400 $09 StudentEarlyBird $500 $10 Studentfull $600 $11 DayRegistration-Student TangataWhairora/ConsumerEB** $275 $12 DayRegistration-Student TangataWhairora/ConsumerFull** $300 $

13 SponsorComplimentary(aspercontract) $ 0

14 ExhibitorComplimentary(aspercontract) $ 015 ExhibitorAdditional $350 $

16 InvitedNationalSpeaker– dayregistrationcomplimentaryonly** $ 017 InternationalinvitedKeynoteSpeaker- Complimentary $ 0

**IwillbeattendingtheConferenceon(limitedtoonedayforDayRegistrations): Wednesday Thursday Friday

Registration Fees Sub Total (GST inclusive) - B $

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Payment SummaryMethod of Payment:

Creditcard:SeebelowCheque:ChequesinNZ$payabletoNZCMHNConferenceDirectcredit:NationalBank,Riccarton.Pleaseusedelegate’slastnameandinitialasareference.

A Pre Conference Workshops $

B Registration Fees $

C Social Functions $

Sub Total (Inclusive of Goods and Service Tax) $

Total $

Credit Card Authorisation for Accommodation and Registration

Accommodationbookingsmustbeguaranteedwithacreditcard,paymentneedstobesettledondeparture.PleasetickifyouwishyourRegistrationFeetobedeductedfromthiscard.

Yes,deductmycreditcardformyRegistrationFee.

Pleasecirclethecardtobecharged:MasterCardVisa

Cardnumber

ExpiryDate

Cardholder’sName

Cardholder’sSignature

Date

PrivacyTheinformationsuppliedonthisregistrationformwillbesharedandusedbyNZCMHNandconferenceexhibitorsandsponsors.ThePrivacyAct1993requiresthat,beforeyounameandaddressdetailscanbepublishedinthelistofdelegateseitherfordistributiontofellowdelegatesoranyotherparty,youmustgiveyourconsent.UnlessyouadviseConferenceInnovators,yourname,organisationandemailaddresswillbeincludedonthelistofconferenceparticipantsdistributedtodelegatesandsponsors.

CancellationsShouldyouneedtocancelyourregistration,youmayreassignyourregistrationtoanotherperson.PleasenotifytheConferenceSecretariatinwriting.Ifyouareunabletoarrangeareplacement,afullrefundlessanadministrationchargeof$100.00willbemadeprovidingnotificationisreceivedbyMonday6June.Afterthisdate,refundswillbeatthediscretionofNZCMHN.If,forreasonsbeyondthecontrolofNZCMHN,theConferenceiscancelled,theregistrationfeewillberefundedafterdeductionofexpensesalreadyincurred.

Goods & Services TaxTheGSTrateatthetimeofprintingis15%

C Social Functions

Welcome Reception – Wednesday 6 July 5.00 – 7.30pmYes,Iwishtoattend

ComplimentaryforfullConferenceRegistration NoCharge

Iwouldliketopurchaseadditionaltickets. No.ofadditionaltickets @$35perticket,perperson $

Conference Dinner – Thursday 7 July 6.30 – 12.00 Otago MuseumYes,Iwishtoattend

ComplimentaryforfullConferenceRegistration NoCharge

Iwouldliketopurchaseadditionaltickets. No.ofadditionaltickets @$105perticket,perperson $

If additional tickets purchased, please list any special dietary requirements for accompanying person

Social Function costs Sub Total (GST inclusive) - B $

NZCMHN AGM Breakfast MeetingVenueandcosttobeadvised

Yes,IwishtoattendNo,Idowillnotattend

Accommodation Pleasenoteyourcreditcarddetailsmustbesuppliedtosecureyouraccommodationbooking(seebelow).Nochargeswillbedebitedpriortocheckout.Accommodationcanbesettledwithcash,EFTPOSorcreditcardondeparture.Cancellationsadvisedwithin14daysofthebookedarrivaldatemaybeliableforonenight’saccommodation.Cancellationsadvisedlessthan48hoursfromthebookedarrivaldatewillincurachargeofonenight’saccommodation.

Pleaseindicateyourpreference;roomswillbeallocatedonfirst-inbasis.

ScenicHotelDunedinCity $166.75perroom,pernight ScenicHotelSouthernCross $166.75perroom,pernight KingsgateHotel $172.50perroom,pernight MercureDunedinLeisureLodge $159.85perroom,pernight

Dateofarrival:

Expectedcheck-intime:

Dateofdeparture:

Roomtyperequired: Single Twin Double

Specialrequirements:Non-smokingroomrequest Smokingroomrequest

Other

Ifyouaresharingtheroom,pleasegivetheotherperson’sname(s):

Otago University Map – showing St Davids block

Register onlinewww.conference.co.nz/nzcmhn11/registration

Keep up to date in the lead up to conference:NZCMHN 2011 Conference website

www.conference.co.nz/nzcmhn11

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