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Successful Body Image Conference in the Northern Area

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The Northern Area Outcomes Group in partnership with Locality Planning Members recently hosted a conference to explore body image and the harmful impacts of food choices on mood and effects of performance enhancing drugs on the body.

 

The conference welcomed several expert speakers to explore a range of issues with practitioners including:

  1. Vanessa Baird, Adapt, Action Mental Health – Body Image and Young People. Click here to find out more about ADAPT Eating Disorder Service
  2. Bridin McKenna, Life Therapies – Food and Mood. Click here to download this presentation
  3. Michael Gourley, Start360 – Performance Enhancing Drugs. Click here to download this presentation

 

Contact Us:

For more information about the conference please contact Selena Ramsey, Northern Outcomes Area Locality Planning Officer, NHSCT by Email at selena.ramsey@northerntrust.hscni.net or Telephone at 028 2563 6608

 

Networking in Ballyclare & Rural Newtownabbey

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The CYPSP Ballyclare and Rural Newtownabbey Locality Planning Group brought together organisations working with children, young people and families in the Ballyclare & Rural Newtownabbey area last week. The event proved a successful networking opportunity bringing together 16 community, voluntary and statutory sector organisations to understand the emerging issues faced by children, young people and families in the area. It also enabled the opportunity for agencies to share information, coordinate services and improve communication between services locally.

 

An organisation profile of services supporting children, young people and families has been prepared from the agencies who were represented at the event.

 

Click here to download the CYPSP Ballyclare and Rural Newtownabbey service profile 

 

Contact Us:

For further information about the CYPSP Ballyclare and Rural Newtownabbey Locality Planning Group contact:
Selena Ramsey, CYPSP Northern Area Locality Planner by email at selena.ramsey@northerntrust.hscni.net

Gemma Lutton, CYPSP Northern Area Programme Support Officer by email at gemma.lutton@northerntrust.hscni.net or telephone 028 2563 6615

 

Join our Ballyclare and Rural Newtownabbey Stakeholder Engagement Event

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CYPSP would like to invite organisations working with children, young people and families who work with families in the Ballyclare & Rural Newtownabbey area to share information, coordinate services and improve communication across agencies at a local stakeholder event.

 

Stakeholder Event Details

When: Thursday 1st June 2017

Time: 10am – 12noon (with lunch)

Venue: Ballyclare Community Concerns

 

 

For further information and to register to attend this event click here

 

Contact Us:

Gemma Lutton, CYPSP Programme Support Officer

Email: gemma.lutton@northerntrust.hscni.net

Telephone: 028 2563 6615

 

Changing Childhood Conference – 22 March 2017

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The CYPSP Cookstown and Magherafelt Locality Planning Groups will host a ‘Changing Childhood’ Conference in March 2017. This Conference will look at how some children and parents have become addicted to modern day technology and unhealthy food. We will discuss the effects these have on both the child and parent as well as exploring the parent child relationship, children’s behaviour, child development and modern day to day family life.

Click here to download the conference programme 

 

Conference details:

Date: 22 March 2017

Time: 9.30am – 1.00pm

Venue: The Burnavon, Cookstown

 

How to register:

The conference is open to anyone working with children, young people and families in the Northern Outcomes Area.To book a space contact Gemma Lutton by email at gemma.lutton@northerntrust.hscni.net or telephone 028 2563 6615

 

HOW TO GET THE BEST OUT OF FAMILY LIFE

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The Nurturing Programme aims to help adults understand and manage feelings and behaviour and become more positive and nurturing in their relationships with children and each other. It encourages an approach to relationships that gives children and adults an emotionally healthy start for their lives and learning’.