Events in September 2018

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August 27, 2018
August 28, 2018
August 29, 2018
August 30, 2018
August 31, 2018
September 1, 2018
September 2, 2018
September 3, 2018
September 4, 2018
September 5, 2018
September 6, 2018(2 events)

'A Disorder for Everyone!' - Exploring the Culture of Psychiatric Diagnosis

'A Disorder for Everyone!' - Exploring the Culture of Psychiatric Diagnosis


September 6, 2018

"A Disorder for Everyone!" - Challenging the culture of psychiatric diagnosis: Exploring trauma informed, non pathologising alternatives including The HER Model & The Power Threat Meaning Framework

In association with Mind in Camden & Women and Girls Network

AD4E is returning to London, this will be our 10th event.

Contributors include Dr Lucy Johnstone, Dr Jacqui Dillon, Prof John Read, Clare Shaw, Akiko Hart, Dr Akima Thomas, Robyn Timoclea, Gary McKinight, Jo Watson & Nollaig McSweeney

'A Disorder for Everyone!' - Exploring the Culture of Psychiatric Diagnosis

September 7, 2018(2 events)

Mad Studies Webinar Series: Leading Mad Lives, presented by Luke Kudryashov, Kate DeWolfe, and Jess Stohlmann-Rainey

Mad Studies Webinar Series: Leading Mad Lives, presented by Luke Kudryashov, Kate DeWolfe, and Jess Stohlmann-Rainey

September 7, 2018

Presented by Luke Kudryashov, Kate DeWolfe, and Jess Stohlmann-Rainey

Three people who identify as Mad and/or who have lived experience of extreme states, emotional distress, or trauma will discuss how they have incorporated perspectives within the field of mad studies into their identities and self-understandings. They will describe their activism and introduce participants to ongoing efforts that promote the human rights of Mad people.

Mad Studies Webinar Series: Leading Mad Lives, presented by Luke Kudryashov, Kate DeWolfe, and Jess Stohlmann-Rainey

September 8, 2018(1 event)
September 9, 2018
September 10, 2018(1 event)

Exploring the Service User Experience of Mental Health Assessments Study

Exploring the Service User Experience of Mental Health Assessments Study


September 10, 2018

Mental Health Act assessments are a little spoken about experience within mental health. This is the first study to ask service users about their experiences and they told us so many different insights and improvements to this process. This event aims to share their good and bad experience and then to explore how these experience could be improved. It is important time to look at MHA assessments as there is a review of this Act by an independent committee.

The study is a collaboration between service user researchers, an AMHP, psychology assistant and Psychiatrists. It has been supported by a Health Education England award, Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust Research and Development and Brighterway charity.

We would like as many people with lived experience to attend so have some funding to cover travel expenses (not taxis) of service users especially any participants of the research. Please contact the organiser for further information.

Exploring the Service User Experience of Mental Health Assessments Study

September 11, 2018(1 event)

Lancaster Disability Studies Conference

Lancaster Disability Studies Conference


September 11, 2018

We invite you to join us for the 9th Lancaster Disability Studies conference. Our intention is to create a space where researchers, practitioners, policy makers and activists from around the world come together to share and debate research, ideas and developments in disability studies.

Lancaster Disability Studies Conference

September 12, 2018(2 events)

Lancaster Disability Studies Conference

Lancaster Disability Studies Conference


September 11, 2018

We invite you to join us for the 9th Lancaster Disability Studies conference. Our intention is to create a space where researchers, practitioners, policy makers and activists from around the world come together to share and debate research, ideas and developments in disability studies.

Lancaster Disability Studies Conference

September 13, 2018(3 events)

Lancaster Disability Studies Conference

Lancaster Disability Studies Conference


September 11, 2018

We invite you to join us for the 9th Lancaster Disability Studies conference. Our intention is to create a space where researchers, practitioners, policy makers and activists from around the world come together to share and debate research, ideas and developments in disability studies.

Lancaster Disability Studies Conference

September 14, 2018(1 event)
September 15, 2018(1 event)

Amygdala Notes concert and conversation series with Wendy Dolin

Amygdala Notes concert and conversation series with Wendy Dolin


September 15, 2018

Explores, confronts, and reimagines established approaches to mental health care by using music as an access point.
At this first event, Wendy Dolin discusses Akathisia and her work as the founder of MISSD, a Chicago-based non-profit that builds awareness about Akathisia and medication-induced suicides. Zachary Pulse (oboe), Jennifer Beattie (soprano), and Adam Marks (piano) frame her discussion with a selection of works that explore intersections among music, emotion, and the mind.

Amygdala Notes concert and conversation series with Wendy Dolin

September 16, 2018(1 event)

Cochrane Colloquium Edinburgh 2018

Cochrane Colloquium Edinburgh 2018

September 16, 2018 September 18, 2018

The 2018 Colloquium will be held in Edinburgh at the International Conference Centre in Scotland from 16-18 September 2018. It will hosted by Cochrane UK and is expected to attract up to 1200 delegates.

The Colloquium will be a Patients Included event. One of the key aims of the event is to increase the involvement of patients, carers and family members (healthcare consumers) in Cochrane’s work.

Cochrane Colloquium Edinburgh 2018

September 17, 2018(2 events)

Cochrane Colloquium Edinburgh 2018

Cochrane Colloquium Edinburgh 2018

September 16, 2018 September 18, 2018

The 2018 Colloquium will be held in Edinburgh at the International Conference Centre in Scotland from 16-18 September 2018. It will hosted by Cochrane UK and is expected to attract up to 1200 delegates.

The Colloquium will be a Patients Included event. One of the key aims of the event is to increase the involvement of patients, carers and family members (healthcare consumers) in Cochrane’s work.

Cochrane Colloquium Edinburgh 2018

September 18, 2018(1 event)

Cochrane Colloquium Edinburgh 2018

Cochrane Colloquium Edinburgh 2018

September 16, 2018 September 18, 2018

The 2018 Colloquium will be held in Edinburgh at the International Conference Centre in Scotland from 16-18 September 2018. It will hosted by Cochrane UK and is expected to attract up to 1200 delegates.

The Colloquium will be a Patients Included event. One of the key aims of the event is to increase the involvement of patients, carers and family members (healthcare consumers) in Cochrane’s work.

Cochrane Colloquium Edinburgh 2018

September 19, 2018(1 event)

57th Maudsley Debate: ECT (with John Read and Dr. Susan Cunliffe)

57th Maudsley Debate: ECT (with John Read and Dr. Susan Cunliffe)


September 19, 2018

"This house believes that electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) has no place in modern medicine."

by Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, King's College London

57th Maudsley Debate: ECT (with John Read and Dr. Susan Cunliffe)

September 20, 2018(1 event)

Qualitative Research on Mental Health Conference: Rising to a Global Challenge

Qualitative Research on Mental Health Conference: Rising to a Global Challenge

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September 20, 2018 September 22, 2018

The Qualitative Research on Mental Health conference has been established as an international transdisciplinary forum for dedicated qualitative research on a range of topics in the field of mental health, using a variety of methodologies and approaches.

Previous conferences attracted strong international interest from a diversity of backgrounds, including service users, health and social care professionals, social scientists and health policy makers, and created a space for lively and enriching discussions.

Qualitative methods offer essential insight into highly relevant phenomena such as relationship, power and social exclusion, which other approaches are hardly able to deliver.

The QRMH conferences are a multidisciplinary, international forum in which research that can address such questions is highlighted, shared and scrutinized.

Qualitative Research on Mental Health Conference: Rising to a Global Challenge

September 21, 2018(1 event)

Qualitative Research on Mental Health Conference: Rising to a Global Challenge

Qualitative Research on Mental Health Conference: Rising to a Global Challenge

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September 20, 2018 September 22, 2018

The Qualitative Research on Mental Health conference has been established as an international transdisciplinary forum for dedicated qualitative research on a range of topics in the field of mental health, using a variety of methodologies and approaches.

Previous conferences attracted strong international interest from a diversity of backgrounds, including service users, health and social care professionals, social scientists and health policy makers, and created a space for lively and enriching discussions.

Qualitative methods offer essential insight into highly relevant phenomena such as relationship, power and social exclusion, which other approaches are hardly able to deliver.

The QRMH conferences are a multidisciplinary, international forum in which research that can address such questions is highlighted, shared and scrutinized.

Qualitative Research on Mental Health Conference: Rising to a Global Challenge

September 22, 2018(1 event)

Qualitative Research on Mental Health Conference: Rising to a Global Challenge

Qualitative Research on Mental Health Conference: Rising to a Global Challenge

N/A
September 20, 2018 September 22, 2018

The Qualitative Research on Mental Health conference has been established as an international transdisciplinary forum for dedicated qualitative research on a range of topics in the field of mental health, using a variety of methodologies and approaches.

Previous conferences attracted strong international interest from a diversity of backgrounds, including service users, health and social care professionals, social scientists and health policy makers, and created a space for lively and enriching discussions.

Qualitative methods offer essential insight into highly relevant phenomena such as relationship, power and social exclusion, which other approaches are hardly able to deliver.

The QRMH conferences are a multidisciplinary, international forum in which research that can address such questions is highlighted, shared and scrutinized.

Qualitative Research on Mental Health Conference: Rising to a Global Challenge

September 23, 2018
September 24, 2018(1 event)
September 25, 2018(1 event)
September 26, 2018(1 event)
September 27, 2018(1 event)
September 28, 2018(3 events)

Working With Voices/Trabajar con Voces free workshop by NAMI South Bay

Working With Voices/Trabajar con Voces free workshop by NAMI South Bay


September 28, 2018

In English: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/working-with-voices-tickets-49671904002

En espanol: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/entradas-trabajar-con-voces-49763756736

Working With Voices/Trabajar con Voces free workshop by NAMI South Bay

September 29, 2018(1 event)
September 30, 2018

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