Siobhan O’Neill is a Professor of Mental Health Sciences at Ulster University, and Interim Mental Health Champion for Northern Ireland. Her research programmes focus on trauma mental illness and suicidal behaviour in Northern Ireland, and the transgenerational transmission of trauma.
She is now on a mission as the Mental Health Champion to improve the mental health of the people of NI by promoting evidence-based services and care for those who suffer from mental illness and suicidal thoughts. As Interim Mental Health Champion for Northern Ireland, she will advise and assist in the promotion of mental health and wellbeing though all policies and services throughout the province. Her role is as a public advocate for mental health, and to be a voice for those otherwise voiceless. Her goal is to communicate the collective voices of people with lived experience and their families and carers, and to advocate for communities impacted by mental health inequalities.
TICKETS
In-Person Ticket
ICC, Belfast
£
295
Two day conference at the ICC, Belfast
Watch 40+ speakers who are presenting in-person and via live-stream
CPD accredited - Minimum of 18 points
Six months on-demand access post conference to all content
55 hours of content
Network with other delegates from around the world
40+ Live exhibition stands
Access to resources
Meet world leading experts in the field of trauma
Lunch
Live Q&A sessions with speakers
Virtual Ticket
Online Conference Platform
£
265
Watch the conference from the comfort of your own office/home
Watch 40+ speakers
CPD accredited - Minimum of 18 points
Six months on-demand access post conference to all content
55 hours of content
Build your own agenda prior to the conference
Virtual exhibition booths
Virtual networking
Take part in virtual discussion groups based on your profession
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
All tickets are subject to the cancellation policy outlined in our terms and conditions and are non-transferrable.