Families First Conference 2013

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Thank you to all the speakers, delegates and exhibitors who attended the 2013 Families First conference. 

 

Below are some of the presentations that were given on the day, and don’t forget to read the full coverage of the day in the December 2014 DDN magazine!

You can see more from the event on our Facebook page. 

 

Morning session

Kate McKenzie, mother and activist, gave a family perspective on the call for fair treatment: 

 

Mark Gilman, the recovery lead for Public Health England, looked at how families can help their loved ones achieve recovery while looking after their own welfare:

 

Nick Barton, chief executive of Action on Addiction, looked at ‘tough love'” how do you keep a loved one’s recovery on track while looking after the needs of the family in their own right?:

 

Workshops

Alcohol and families, Lauren Booker – workplace manager, Alcohol concern: 

 

Club drugs and legal highs, Becky Harris and Mark Dunn from The club Drugs Clinic:

 

Carers’ rights by The Princes Trust

 

Final session

Kate Peake of Adfam shared how new publicity techniques such as flash mobs can be used to talk about the challenges and benefits of speaking out for families: