Emma Sutton will be delivering a talk on ‘Deprivation of Liberty: A Practical Guide & 5 cases you can’t live without’ at the Hugh James Brain Injury Conference 2018.
The conference will be of interest to all healthcare professionals working with individuals with brain injuries and their families, including service providers, clinicians, social workers, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, case managers and charity workers.
Please note: this is not an event run by No5. For any questions relating to the event please contact the organiser at hjconference@hughjames.com
Date: 13 March 2018
Time: 9am – 5pm
Venue: The Copthorne Hotel, Cardiff
Agenda
9.00: Registration and coffee
9.15: Introduction and welcome – Andrew Harding, Partner, Hugh James
9.30: A Neurobehavioural Interpretation of Challenging Behaviour After Traumatic Brain Injury – Professor Wood, Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist
10.15: The Elephant in the Room: The Support Worker Perspective of Managing Challenging Behaviour –
Kevin Thomas (Case Manager), Carol Roberts (Case Manager), Ffion Davies (Lead Support Worker)
11.00: Coffee
11.15: Deprivation of Liberty: A Practical Guide and 5 Cases you can’t live without – Emma Sutton, Barrister
12.00: An Introduction to Interactive Metronome Therapy – Pam Foreman, Neuro Occupational Therapist
12.45: Questions
13.00: Lunch
14.00: Co-constructing Community Neurorehabilitation through NHS, University and Community Partnerships – Dr Zoe Fisher, Clinical Psychologist in Neuropsychology
14.45: The Advantages of Obtaining Specialist Legal Advice from the Outset – Cari Sowden- Taylor and Ciaran McCabe, Partners, Hugh James
15.15: Coffee
15.30: The Power of Sport in Brain Injury Rehabilitation – Jakko Brouwers ( Neurophysiotherapist), Jason King ( Exercise Physiologist)
16.10: Questions
16.30: Close
