based on data from national audits, reports, surveys and indicator frameworks that show the uptake of NICE guidance and quality statement measures. You can access all of the impact reports on the NICE website:
https://www.nice.org.uk/ Judith Richardson, acting director of health and social care,
has published a blog about NICE’s latest impact report in the National Health Executive:
www.nationalhealthexecutive.com/ News/nice-impact-report-children-young-people
Want to get more involved? We all have a part to play in running our organisation. We
invite you to seek out opportunities to get involved. AFT have strong council and committee structures with a range of ways for members to make a valued contribution. You would be promoting our way of working and contributing to maintaining high standards of policy and practice across the range of systemic training and work. If you think you would like to become involved, please email Suzanne O’Connor at
mail@aft.org.uk. Similarly, you may wish to get involved with The College
of Family, Couple and Systemic Therapy. Contact Kate Waters, chair:
CFCST@ukcp.org.uk If you work with couples and would be interested in
developing a version of SCORE for couples, please contact Peter Stratton (
p.m.stratton@
ntlworld.com) or Reenee Singh (
ceo@aft.org.uk).
Reenee Singh, CEO and Nigel Jacobs (acting chair)
webinar series
Working online with families (exact title to be confirmed)
Further details to follow Date: Wednesday 9 September 2020 at 14:00
Presenter: Dr Sarah Helps. Facilitated by Dr Reenee Singh. Eligibility: AFT Members only
Limited availability – please book early to avoid disappointment Cost: Free to AFT Members.
Zoom Booking page link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/W N_CDKoJ-aRRSK4iticiXk5pQ
(or book via the AFT website events page)
webinar series
Black Lives Matter: Let’s Talk about Race Date: Wednesday 19 August 2020 at 15:00
Presenter: Dr Sharon Bond. Facilitated by Dr Nigel Jacobs. Eligibility: AFT Members only.
Limited availability – please book early to avoid disappointment Cost: Free to AFT Members.
Sharon writes:
Systemic psychotherapist Ruth Erskine says talking about race can be a “conversation stopper”. In this webinar Nigel and I would like to invite you to join with us in a conversation about race – in our lives, thoughts and practice as family therapists.
What do those words “let’s talk about race” do to
you? What emotions do they evoke? Where do you feel them in your body? What actions do they invite? What discourses do you find yourself drawing on to enable you to enter into or stay out of conversations about race with your clients/colleagues/family and friends?
The Black Lives Matter Movement has gathered momentum in the 7 years since its inception and as a result it have given us opportunities to think about and reflect upon our responsibilities in creating our social worlds. We hope you will see this as an opportunity to voice your thinking and your thoughts about race and racism in your lives.
Zoom Booking page link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_PfQRLvz5RuezLQ_cMojLzg (or book via the AFT website events page)
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