Join us on the banks of the River Lagan in Belfast, where André Tomlin from the Mental Elf speaks with Dr. Abdullah Mia, a consultant clinical psychologist and clinical lead at a forensic medium secure unit in Birmingham. Dr. Mia shares insights from his recent BIGSPD conference talk, delving into the importance of human connection, the role of personal and cultural background in professional practice, and the challenges of addressing both good and bad practices within the healthcare system. He emphasizes the need for emotional integration in mental health care, the significance of acknowledging discomfort and disappointment, and the lessons learned from the innovative responses to COVID-19. This conversation highlights the push towards relational work in the NHS and the necessity of balancing rational and emotional approaches to improve patient care.
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Abdullah Mia
00:26 Connecting with People: The Core of Dr. Mia's Work
01:04 Personal Journey and Cultural Background
01:32 The Importance of Authenticity in Professional Roles
01:50 The Curry Analogy: Bringing Personal Touch to Professional Work
02:52 Balancing Evidence and Emotional Perspectives
03:47 Understanding Good and Bad Practices
05:22 The Role of Cultural Humility
07:17 Embracing Disappointment and Uncertainty
09:11 Reflections on NHS Practices and COVID-19 Innovations
10:46 The Shift Towards Relational Work
11:45 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
This conversation was recorded at the #BIGSPD24 annual conference in Belfast. Find out more about the British and Irish Group for the Study of Personality Disorder
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