Old Maudsley GP training video

I'm not sure whether I ever saw a date. Here's a message from 2007 I found by searching the Co-Cure archive https://listserv.nodak.edu/archives/co-cure.html .

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ACT: Links to training videos on "Chronic Fatigue"/CFS
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I thought people might be interested in seeing some training videos from the CBT school of thought for treating "Chronic Fatigue" and "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome" patients (they switch from using one term to the other throughout). As can be seen below, they also mention "ME". Given they don't make any distinction between the different ones, the advice would likely be seen to apply to all three groups.

I'm forwarding on the information compiled by another PWME who went to quite a lot of trouble to compile it. "I" refers to him for all the bits below my name. Any link that starts mms:// can be watched online. Alternatively, one can simply work from the page: http://webcasts.prous.com/Chronic_Fatigue/program.asp

[AOL: <a href="http://webcasts.prous.com/Chronic_Fatigue/program.asp">Here</a>]

People don't need to read the slected quotes if they watching the clips.

Note: I'm sending these out so people interested can see them and see where the CBT school of thought are really coming from (and want to go to); I wouldn't be recommending people show them to medical professionals.

Tom K.

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Background information:

http://www.iop.kcl.ac.uk/departments/?locator=367&context=789

etc.

See post here:
https://listserv.nodak.edu/cgi-bin/wa.exe?A2=ind0706C&L=CO-CURE&P=R2153

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Margaret Williams also didn't give a date in this post from 2007:
https://listserv.nodak.edu/cgi-bin/wa.exe?A2=ind0707C&L=CO-CURE&P=R3986
 
Dolphin said:
I'm not sure whether I ever saw a date. Here's a message from 2007 I found by searching the Co-Cure archive https://listserv.nodak.edu/archives/co-cure.html .

Subject:
ACT: Links to training videos on "Chronic Fatigue"/CFS
From:
Tom Kindlon <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:
ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia Information Exchange Forum <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:13:21 +0100
Content-Type:
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Parts/Attachments:
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I thought people might be interested in seeing some training videos from the CBT school of thought for treating "Chronic Fatigue" and "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome" patients (they switch from using one term to the other throughout). As can be seen below, they also mention "ME". Given they don't make any distinction between the different ones, the advice would likely be seen to apply to all three groups.

I'm forwarding on the information compiled by another PWME who went to quite a lot of trouble to compile it. "I" refers to him for all the bits below my name. Any link that starts mms:// can be watched online. Alternatively, one can simply work from the page: http://webcasts.prous.com/Chronic_Fatigue/program.asp

[AOL: <a href="http://webcasts.prous.com/Chronic_Fatigue/program.asp">Here</a>]

People don't need to read the slected quotes if they watching the clips.

Note: I'm sending these out so people interested can see them and see where the CBT school of thought are really coming from (and want to go to); I wouldn't be recommending people show them to medical professionals.

Tom K.

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Background information:

http://www.iop.kcl.ac.uk/departments/?locator=367&context=789

etc.

See post here:
https://listserv.nodak.edu/cgi-bin/wa.exe?A2=ind0706C&L=CO-CURE&P=R2153

====
Margaret Williams also didn't give a date in this post from 2007:
https://listserv.nodak.edu/cgi-bin/wa.exe?A2=ind0707C&L=CO-CURE&P=R3986
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Thanks a lot for all the info. I will have a look round the CoCure archive aswell I've not seen that before.
 
kilfinnan said:
Does this help?

https://www.icgp.ie/go/library/catalogue/item/CA0B96D8-D563-4BDE-991FB99673ACEAAC/

Dated 2008.

Found this discussion from 2010. Interesting read.

https://forums.phoenixrising.me/thr...sh-gps-on-how-to-deal-with-cfs-patients.3079/


This is interesting too but is off topic. Maudsley Learning Youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/@maudsleylearn
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Thanks yeah I've seen the post on PR, it's a useful read.

And I'd not seen the Irish College of GPs page interesting thanks
 
Adam pwme said:
Does anyone know when the old GP training video from Kings with Chalder/Gerada was published? Or any ideas how I could find out.



The earliest I could find was this from 2002

https://web.archive.org/web/20021124114432/http://www.iop.kcl.ac.uk/Main/Publications/videos.html

@Dolphin

Thanks
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Sorry no, but fascinating to date them and see the videos from each timeframe, and me remembering back to then (when I wouldn't have known any of this was going on) to compare with my non-ME specific 'notes' of the time.

Interesting getting to the fibbles at 7min in onwards about 'if you had a virus your body would have cleared it' - which I guess the whole thing has been cued up to begin as the punchline for (before this it has all been 'extracting stuff from patient' now this is 'doctor stepping in to start debunking feel' so gave it prominence as a message by making it first up as the 'first thing to deliver in reply').

I literally just read the latest David Black article:
https://www.scottishlegal.com/artic...CsvOljv9ygW4FCHvJqQE2nkiYbkQKoFxeGpER2cJzreuM

and the following had struck me for other reasons as interesting/new for me (I think in the batch of historic articles on here there is a note about something in the classified docs where that has been extended recently for another number of decades, said it was 'due to information being from another nation/state/country' info wise so was intrigued to read other countries 'position/ideas' around that time just in case maybe it might give context to what was happenning in each country around then):

Psychiatry’s supremo might also seek to help out other actors, such as NICE, which from 2007 inexplicably (or possibly for reasons yet to be extracted by means of an FoI request) recommended against the use of anti-virals for a severe illness which is often characterised as post-viral. In the USA, where researchers were free to pursue such things, progress was being made in this very area.
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bobbler said:
Sorry no, but fascinating to date them and see the videos from each timeframe, and me remembering back to then (when I wouldn't have known any of this was going on) to compare with my non-ME specific 'notes' of the time.

Interesting getting to the fibbles at 7min in onwards about 'if you had a virus your body would have cleared it' - which I guess the whole thing has been cued up to begin as the punchline for (before this it has all been 'extracting stuff from patient' now this is 'doctor stepping in to start debunking feel' so gave it prominence as a message by making it first up as the 'first thing to deliver in reply').

I literally just read the latest David Black article:
https://www.scottishlegal.com/artic...CsvOljv9ygW4FCHvJqQE2nkiYbkQKoFxeGpER2cJzreuM

and the following had struck me for other reasons as interesting/new for me (I think in the batch of historic articles on here there is a note about something in the classified docs where that has been extended recently for another number of decades, said it was 'due to information being from another nation/state/country' info wise so was intrigued to read other countries 'position/ideas' around that time just in case maybe it might give context to what was happenning in each country around then):
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Thanks Bobbler I’d not seen that.
 
This suggests it's 2002 as well

Presentation on theme: "Training GPs and others in mental health skills Course for Young Psychiatrists Addis Ababa, 27 th April 2006 David Goldberg Institute of Psychiatry."— Presentation transcript:

A WPA Training Package Goldberg, Gask & Sartorius ; 2002 A paper: “Training Physicians in Mental Health Skills” Five videotapes: on 3 CD-ROMs; containing five teaching sessions And files teaching notes for trainers, additional scales, and role- plays A small box containing:-

3 The Paper Goldberg, Gask & Sartorius ; 2002 Why is a course necessary? Methods of teaching Planning your own course Headings: Knowledge deficits; unhelpful attitudes; skill lack Modelling; role play; using videos; micro-skills Managerial; course content; training teachers

4 The Videotapes Goldberg, Gask & Sartorius ; 2002 Depression Unexplained somatic symptoms Chronic fatigue Psychosis Dementia Five programmes:
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Which is in line with the website link I posted above.

https://web.archive.org/web/20021124114432/http://www.iop.kcl.ac.uk/Main/Publications/videos.html

But it does feel like it might be earlier.

The website says its a collaboration between Maudsley Publications and RCGP.

I had a quick look and it apparently Maudsley Publications was set up in June 1998 so maybe between 98 and 02.

This is what CHAT GPT said about Maudsley Publications

You can find references to the launch of Maudsley Publications in various academic and industry publications from around that time. Here are some examples:

An article in the British Medical Journal from 1998 describes the launch of Maudsley Publications as "a new venture in psychiatric publishing," and notes that the imprint's first book, "Essential Medical Psychiatry," had just been released. (Source: BMJ. 1998 Jun 13;316(7147):1822.)

A press release from King's College London from 1998 announces the launch of Maudsley Publications, and provides some background on the new imprint and its goals. (Source: King's College London. "Maudsley Hospital launches publishing venture." June 23, 1998.)

A book review in The Lancet from 1999 discusses the merits of Maudsley Publications' second book, "A Concise Guide to Anxiety Disorders," and notes that it is part of the new imprint's "commitment to publish high-quality, clinically oriented texts." (Source: Lancet. 1999 Jan 23;353(9149):365.)
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Adam pwme said:
Does anyone know when the old GP training video from Kings with Chalder/Gerada was published? Or any ideas how I could find out.



The earliest I could find was this from 2002

https://web.archive.org/web/20021124114432/http://www.iop.kcl.ac.uk/Main/Publications/videos.html

@Dolphin

Thanks
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Of course when you combine with things like the Gerada video where they say something alone the lines of (with a straight face): 'we looked at all the evidence and exercising will do you NO harm' and facts like this

then here is the other perspective/fact/point to note:

they were also effectively gaslighting the DOCTORS through this too (or indeed FIRST), by not including a 'wink to camera' where something wasn't strictly accurate vs the message they were being told to say. Interesting period in time
 
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Probably another connection in the chain of events here to the false narrative (where they pretend this is 'the englightened' by using 'Yuppie flu' as the straw man in articles) is to point out that videos like this are clearly building on the Yuppie Flu attitude of some in delivery of 'attitude training' to 'all' with more extensive insinuations.

ie they were actively furthering the stigma and embedding that, certainly not combating it in these videos
 
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