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A Question
Psychology….on the map?
How can we be included?
An Idea Bringing together psychological practitioners
Clinical psychology, CBT, counselling, HITs, PWPs…..
Including service providers, education & training, professional bodies
Strengthening our voice A network
Together we are stronger
Approximately 3000 to 4000 psychological practitioners in the North West
Together we can be a strong voice
What’s important to all of us?
Promoting psychological well-being
Delivering safe and effective psychological services
Access to high quality education and training
Opportunities to share and learn from good practice and innovation
Who are we all?
Psycho-therapists
Counsellors
Cognitive behaviour therapists
Practitioner psychologists
Psychological Wellbeing
Practitioners
Arts Therapists &
others……
High Intensity Therapists
Support for a Proposal
A Network
A Workforce Lead
What’s in a Name?
Applied Psychology Network
Applied Psychology in Health and Social Care Network
Psychological Practice in Health and Social Care
Psychological Professions Network
So how did we get here?
Clinical psychology leads group – June 2012
IAPT legacy planning phase April 2013-14
Workforce consultation – Summer - October 2012
Wider engagement event – February 2013
Established Interim Steering Group
Engagement with Health Education NW
Network Lead and Steering Group Chair identified
Funding and HENW support – summer 2013
PPN website live December 2013
Navigating the Terrain
Health Education England
Health Education England
CPWD Centre for Professional
Workforce Development Health Scientists Network
Pharmacy Network
Psychological Professions Network
Health Education NW & Local Education & Training Board (LETB)
Department of Health
Allied Health Professions Network
The Vision Inform, Enable, Influence
Four Strategic Areas of Interest
Education & Lifelong Learning
Supporting Clinical Excellence
Research & Innovation
Promoting Psychological Wellbeing
Special Interest Groups & Working Parties
• Support for new special interest groups
• Strategic links with existing networks & groups
• Strategic Task-Finish Groups on key workforce issues in collaboration with HE NW
• Web based host for existing boards eg: IAPT Collaborative & IAPT Education Board
Thanks to everyone who has contributed so far
All the Steering Group Members
M&M Designs
Steph, Corin, Matthew, Bill and the web team
Gareth & the PWP Special Interest Group
Neil McLauchlan
Barry Foley
Vikki, Lisa, Elaine & the CPWD team
So What Next?
Making the network relevant: taking forward a plan for the four work areas based on the outcomes of today – We need your ideas & contributions
Strategic development:
Publicising and promoting the network & growing membership
Developing the web site & launching Special Interest Group area
Appointments to the PPN Board & refresh the Steering Group & strategic links into HE NW & the NW LETB
Contact
Clare Baguley
PPN North West Network Lead
Dr Gita Bhutani
PPN North West Steering Group Chair
