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February 7, 2017(1 event)
'Open Dialogue in the NHS' Seminars - Trinity Arts Centre'Open Dialogue in the NHS' Seminars - Trinity Arts Centre Over the past three years there has been significant development of the Open Dialogue approach from Western Lapland in the NHS and in public mental health services internationally. Open Dialogue UK has been working for the past four years to further this development, and 10 trusts are now represented on one of their two training programmes (largely teams from Early Intervention in Psychosis and Crisis/Home Treatment services). See the following website for further details: http://opendialoguenhs.com or email [email protected] or telephone 020 8133 3441. |
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March 1, 2017(1 event)
Safe with Self-Injury: A Public Lecture and Book Launch for National Self-Injury Awareness DaySafe with Self-Injury: A Public Lecture and Book Launch for National Self-Injury Awareness Day When: Wednesday, 1st March 2017, 6:30 pm Where: The Old Theatre, The Old Building, London School of Economics, Houghton Street, London, WC2A 2AE
User-led Online Peer Support – Shallow, Deep & Vital Wedge, founder of LifeSIGNS: Self-Injury Guidance & Network Support This presentation will explore the development of online peer-support and the ways in which the rise of social networks have impacted on it, highlighting the importance of self-expression and being heard. www.lifesigns.org.uk @LifeSIGNS
The Impact of Alcohol on Self-harm Conor McCafferty, Business Director and psychotherapist, Zest, Northern Ireland, Chair of the Northern Ireland Suicide Strategy Implementation Body. Noella McConnellogue, Clinical Director and psychotherapist, Zest, Northern Ireland. This presentation will examine the relationship between alcohol (mis)use and self-injury with reference to the impact of alcohol on emotional and physical well-being. www.zestni.org
Self-Injury Essentials: Social Justice, Embodiment & Harm-Reduction Kay Inckle, Department of Sociology, LSE This presentation will draw from the book Safe with Self-Injury, and focus on three essential requirements for understanding and responding helpfully to self-injury: social justice, embodiment and harm-reduction.
Ticket price: Admission is free but please pre-register for the event by emailing: [email protected] Click here to purchase tickets Safe with Self-Injury: A Public Lecture and Book Launch for National Self-Injury Awareness Day |
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March 3, 2017(2 events)
Building Bridges ConferenceBuilding Bridges Conference Building Bridges is a student-led organization and conference at Gustavus Adolphus College that focuses on educating and informing community members on issues relating to social justice, diversity, equity, inclusion, and intersectionality. The conference aims to educate the community through keynote speakers, a series of workshops and an interactive action piece. Past topics have included: grassroots movements, (2017), the war on drugs (2016), rape culture (2015), environmental justice (2014), and mass incarceration (2013). This year’s conference themes is Mental Health: Exploring The Unacknowledged Civil Rights Journey. With this topic, we seek to explore and dismantle the stigma behind mental illness and discuss accessibility to quality mental health care in disadvantaged communities. We are excited to welcome our keynote speakers, Leah Ida Harris, a mental health and trauma activist and Deborah Prothrow a public health leader for equal access to mental health care. Leah Ida Harris has been working to stop the perpetuation of harmful and traumatic practises in mental health. Her approach emphasizes the importance of people retaining dignity and the right to self determination. Deborah Prothrow-Stith focuses on disparities in access to care for racial minorities. She is an internationally recognized public health leader who since 2008 has advised top tier healthcare, life sciences, academic and not for profit institutions. She established the first Office of Violence Prevention in a state department of public health. We look forward to seeing you at this year’s Building Bridges Conference, which will take place on March 3rd in Christ Chapel! Doors open at 9:00am! Quinn Andersen and Liz Toeben, Building Bridges Co-Chairs |
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