Division of Psychiatry (D79) The Division of Psychiatry is made up of four Research Departments: Mental Health of Older People Department, Mental Health Neuroscience Department, Marie Curie Palliative Care Research Department and Epidemiology and Applied Clinical Research Department. We are an interdisciplinary centre for research and teaching concerned with mental health and illness. Our aim is to address clinical problems in order to achieve benefits for patients and public health, using insights from basic science. We deliver innovative teaching, relevant to clinical practice, that is informed by our research.
Division of Psychiatry (D79)D79 STrAtegies for RelaTives (START) 2025DescriptionThis course run by the Division of Psychiatry (DoP) is for non-clinically qualified staff (e.g. assistant psychologists, dementia workers) supporting family carers of people with dementia, or qualified psychologists/service managers who want training to deliver, set up or oversee START delivery in their service/organisation. The course includes: 1 full day training session including 6 hours of training delivered by UCL clinical team on the 13th January 2025. 4 x 2-hour accreditation sessions delivered over 1.5 days by UCL clinical team on the 20th and 21st of January 2025. + Course and delivery materials. Note: Staff intending to deliver START sessions are advised to sign up to the entire course (training + accreditation sessions). Senior qualified/service managers staff may wish to join the training session only. Please see the "More Information Tab" or the link below https://www.ucl.ac.uk/psychiatry/research/mental-health-older-people/projects/start
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