We invite abstract submissions for oral and poster presentations.
Each submission should link with one of the conference themes
(Recovery and mental health services, What’s wrong with recovery?, Partnership working, Promoting well-being).

The oral presentations will take place in parallel sessions throughout the conference, each comprising 90 minutes with 3-4 presentations per session (i.e. 20-25 minutes per presentation). The poster session will take place at lunch-time on 21 September 2010.

Invitation...

 

Guidelines

• Abstracts must be in English
• You will be required to provide the following information:
• title
• for each author: name, current position, institution
• name and email address for the presenter
• the theme the submission primarily relates to
• abstract (maximum 300 words), organised into Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion
• Please specify whether preference is for an oral or a poster presentation (although this is not guaranteed). 
• The Scientific Advisory Board will review all submitted abstracts and allocate to Oral, Poster or no presentation. Their decision is final.
• By submitting an abstract, you are confirming that all authors have approved the submission, and agreeing to your abstract being published in the Book of Abstracts (for distribution to participants) and on a website prior to the conference.

Abstracts can be submitted by completing the online form available here.

The deadline for abstract submissions will be 31st May 2010, abstracts received after this deadline may not be considered.

We welcome co-ordinated applications from several authors for a 90-minute symposium, or applications for an entire 90-minute slot e.g. for a training workshop. Please indicate on the first line of the abstract if your submission is linked with other submissions or is for a 90-minute slot.

All presenters must be registered participants at the conference. Acceptance of an abstract does not mean that the participant is registered. Registration is a separate process.