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Updated Conference Details

VBP presentations at the NAIDEX 2018 Innovations for the Future of Independent Living conference – April 25 – 26, Birmingham NEC
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Tickets are free but you do have to register (see details at end of each link)

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For the last decades philosophy has played an increasingly important role in debates on the legitimation, organisation and practice of mental health care. It questions the aims of care, critically examines the boundaries of diagnoses and explores the roles of experience and expertise. But how might it actually inform practice? In other words, what can philosophy do for mental health care?

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