Obstetric Violence in the Mexican Context a workshop by the Uehiro Institute Date: 14th and 15th March Title: Obstetric Violence in the Mexican Context Venue: Uehiro Oxford Institute, University
Stella Villarmea – Professor of Philosophy, Complutense University of Madrid Marie S. Curie Fellow, University of Oxford Preferred contact: svillarm@ucm.es Website: https://ucm.academia.edu/StellaVillarmea Resident in: Spain; Working
The aim of this Advanced Seminar is to draw together insights from phenomenological psychopathology and values-based practice to promote the co-creation of models in mental health care through the contribution of people with lived experiences of mental illness and other mental health challenges. In focusing on the concept of lived experience, sometimes referred to as ‘Expertise by Experience” (or EbE) in the mental health research literature, aim to explore crossroads of experiences as the result of a dialogue among experts by training (mental health professionals, researchers, social and mental health workers, etc.) and experts by experience, in light of a new consideration of the cardinal role of personalisation in contemporary mental health care.
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We will introduce the Network, explore together the vision, and move towards this. This is a Network that exists together and exists for us. The process of exchange, dialogue, and discussion is not a means to an end but the very essence of our Network.
Through the lived experiences of women, illuminated by the insights from the vibrant new field of the philosophy of birth, the Philosophy of Birth Network aims to explore how we understand the practices that bring us into being, challenging widely-held assumptions about rationality and agency in the delivery suite. The network will launch during 2023
On this page Individual Partner: Stella Villarmea Professor of Philosophy, Complutense University of Madrid Marie S. Curie Fellow, University of Oxford Preferred contact: Stella.villarmea@ucm.es Website: https://ucm.academia.edu/StellaVillarmea
This webinar was organised by Prof. Stella Villarmea in collaboration with the Center for Values Based Practice.What do we mean by informed consent and shared
This webinar is organised by Prof. Stella Villarmea in collaboration with the Center for Values Based Practice.
What do we mean by informed consent and shared decision-making in childbirth? Does informed consent just equate shared decision-making? Who, of all involved, has the final say? Birth care proposes key questions relating to knowledge, freedom, and what it means to be a human being. These questions will be explored by Prof. Brenda Kelly, Prof. Soo Downe and Prof. Stella Villarmea along with testimonials from individuals about their birthing experience.
A webinar launching the Centre’s work over the coming five years following successful renewal of its funding. Presentations were divided into three sessions: Networks and Research, Education, and International Developments
