Events and education support
Priory regularly hosts events at hospitals and wellbeing centres across the country, and is able to offer education support at your practice.
We also have a number of expert speakers with a wide range of specialities, who are available to visit your practice to host bespoke educational seminars. Our free sessions will last for up to one hour and include a presentation which will cover both the theory relating to the session topic, and an outline of practical ways that healthcare professionals can help their patients.
All practice staff or associated healthcare professionals, including GP registrars, practice nurses, medical students and locums, are welcome to attend and will be issued with an attendance certificate which can be used as evidence for CPD training.
Event topics
The following are a selection of topics which our specialist team can present on:
- Anxiety and panic disorders - identifying, differentiating and treating the spectrum of anxiety disorders
- Health and anxiety - how to support ‘heart sink patients’ and treat medically unexplained symptoms
- Borderline personality disorder and mood disorders - response, action and treatment advice for GPs
- Depression treatment - update including NICE guidance, medication and treatment resistance
- Handling addiction in general practice - identifying, supporting and treating patients suffering with addiction
- Attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) - how to manage in adults
- Bipolar disorders - Identifying and treating the spectrum of bipolar affective disorder
- Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) - providing it in general practice
- Sleep disorders - holistic and medical management of sleep disorders and insomnia
- Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) - identifying and treating OCD in children, adolescents and adults
- Managing eating disorders - identifying and treating eating disorders
- Dementia management - identification in general practice and specialist services
We can also consider tailored requests for support including a wide range of child and adolescent seminars, non-clinical seminars, local case study reviews and Q&As with a specialist from your regional Priory hospital.
Hear from our experts
Welcome to Priory Bitesize – every month we speak to a Priory expert about a particular mental health condition. We discuss the topic in detail, offering advice, support and relevant insight, to aid patient discussions.
Keep a look out for your monthly e-bulletin for regular topics of interest. If you do not yet receive this communication, you can sign up to Priory Bitesize here
Supporting discussions about depression
Busting myths around eating disorders
Discussing EUPD with Dr Desai-Gupta
Generalised anxiety disorder
Supporting health and social anxiety
Tips for discussing self-harm
Discussing GAD and long covid with Dr Gupta
Early diagnosis of eating disorders and understanding over exercise as part of the illness
Top 5 tips for supporting young people
Supporting those who use alcohol as a coping mechanism
Supporting GPs in their consultations - OCD
Supporting young people with anxiety
Supporting men’s health
Health anxiety and psychogenic disorders
Feedback welcome
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Priory has a nationwide network of hospitals and wellbeing centres that offer access to treatment and therapy to help improve the lives of those living with a mental health condition. For more information on our locations, please click here.
Make a referral into Priory
We offer simple, efficient and secure processes for referring patients into Priory, which you can utilise by:
- Emailing [email protected]
- Calling 0300 056 6025
GP practices are also able to make referrals to Priory through their own systems including EMIS Web and SystmOne. Your regional PPS can support you with any queries, including integrating your practice systems.