FOOD AND CF: FRIEND OR FOE?
The ECFS Psychosocial Special Interest Group and the ECFS Mental Health Working Group
will organise a webinar as part of the new “A Special CF Lunchtime Series”:
The session will take place on line on 18 February 2021 - 13:00-14:00 CET
FREE REGISTRATION
Next webinars (13.00-14.00 CET):
18 March 2021 - How Covid-19 changed the clinic: learning as we move along in uncertain times
22 April 2021 - New challenges in CF care: Physiotherapist and pharmacologist joining forces
20 May 2021 - Women’s Health and Cystic Fibrosi
CHALLENGES AND COMPLEXITIES OF CARE IN TRANSITION
The ECFS Psychosocial Special Interest Group and the ECFS Mental Health Working Group
organised a webinar as part of the new “A Special CF Lunchtime Series”: on 10 December 2020.
Aim of the course:
After completing this webinar, participants will:
1. have an overview of transition research, the importance of transition and typical obstacles to overcome in clinical practice.
2. have learnt (an overview of) the important elements in a transition program that will support patient and team to optimize transitioning to adult care. Results of an international survey
3. be aware of the challenges in preparing young adult patients for transfer to an adult clinic, deprived of specialized CF care.
Target audience:
All members of the multi-disciplinary team including doctors, nurses, dietitians, physiotherapists, psychologists, social workers etc.
Chair: Eddie Landau (IL) - Biography
Facilitators: Trudy Havermans (BE), Su Madge (UK), Urszula Borawska - Kowalczyk (PL) - Biography
Practical therapeutic modalities to manage anxiety, depression, sleep and pain in routine CF care
Special webinar for any member of the CF team organised by
the ECFS Psychosocial Special Interest Group and the ECFS Mental Health Working Group
The session took place on-line on 22 September 2020 and the first presentation is available on line.
Aim of the course:
An introduction in the use of two therapy modalities in supporting people with CF to manage anxiety, depression, sleep and pain.
The therapy modalities are Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (as recommended by the Mental Health Guidelines) and Systemic and Family focused Therapy.
After completing this webinar, participants will:
• Be able to describe the clinical features of anxiety, depression, sleep and pain
• Have learned a general CBT and Systemic and Family focused Therapy framework that can be used in clinical practice
• Understand basic interventions for anxiety, depression, sleep and pain, based on cases from clinical practice
Target audience:
All members of the multi-disciplinary team including doctors, nurses, dietitians, physiotherapists, psychologists, social workers etc.
Faciliators: Johanna Gardecki (DE) and Lore Willem (BE) - Biograpghy
Moderator: Eddie Landau (IL) - Biography
We are looking for representatives!
The Mental Health Working group is a closed group, currently represented by 11 European Countries.
We are looking for representatives from other countries to join the core committee, please contact us.
News in your country
Interested to know more about the Mental Health screening and Care activities in you country?
Mental Health Survey for people with CF and their caregivers
Thank you to everyone who responded to the survey.
Janice Abbott - Mental Health Care Award
Congratulations to Prof. Janice Abbott who received The Carolyn and C. Richard Mattingly Leadership in Mental Health Care Awardat the NACFC2019 in Nashville.
Photo: Left: Al Faro (Senior Director of Clinical Affairs) presented the award to Prof.Abbott; Right: Richard Mattingly (the award is named in honour of Richard, former Chief Operating Officer of the CF Foundation, and his late wife, Carolyn).
Mental Health Working Group
Annual General Meeting
Liverpool 07June 2019
Trudy Havermans and Janice Abbott ended their terms as coordinators of the Mental Health Working Group
Picture taken at the ECFS Annual General meeting in Liverpool with the ECFS President Isabelle Fajac
Mental Health screening in cystic fibrosis centres across Europe: Results from our survey
Mental Health Working Group
Annual General Meeting
June 2018, Belgrade, Serbia
