Monday 26 October 2026
It’s a free event dedicated to supporting mental health care in community settings for GPs (general practitioners) and other primary care clinicians.
Taking place at York Racecourse on Tuesday 10 November, the conference will bring together GPs, nurses and other primary care practitioners for a day of expert insight, shared learning and practical clinical updates.
The programme
Workshop sessions will cover a wide range of topics including:
- Safety planning for people experiencing suicidal thoughts
- Menopause and mental health
- Delirium and dementia
- Early intervention in psychosis
Attendees will hear from guest speakers include Dr David Sheirs, a lived experience expert, and Dr Katherine Petersen with the Ten Top Tips for Suicide Prevention.
There will also be a Q&A panel, giving attendees the opportunity to put their questions to our expert speakers and discussing the key challenges in mental health and primary care.
Event details
Date: Tuesday 10 November
Time: 9.30am to 4pm
Venue: York Racecourse
Cost: Free
The conference includes a buffet lunch, refreshments throughout the day, free parking and an attendance certificate.
Who should attend?
The conference is aimed at:
- GPs
- Practice nurses
- Community nurses
- Nurse practitioners
- First contact mental health practitioners
- Other professionals working in general practice
The event is being organised by Dr James Carlton and Dr Shazia Akowuah, GP Education and Liaison Consultants with the GP Education and Liaison Team at Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust.
Places are free, but booking is essential.
To book a place or make an enquiry, email [email protected].
