Events and Announcements
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Giving Uptake: Epistemological, Ethical, and Legal Considerations
Please join us for the Advanced Seminar in theorizing and discussing ‘Giving Uptake: Epistemological, Ethical, and Legal Considerations’ at St Catherine’s College, Oxford on November 27, 2019, 9-5 pm. Full AnnouncementProgramme Article – European Journal for Person Centered Healthcare Space […]
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VITALITY SYMPOSIUM – INVITATION
Advanced Studies Conference: Vitality and Wellbeing – aesthetic considerations, concepts and clinical practice VITALITY SYMPOSIUM – INVITATION Advanced Studies Conference: Vitality and Wellbeing – aesthetic considerations, concepts and clinical practice – Vienna, Saturday November 16, 2019 Organising Institutions: Institute for Social […]
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Elderly Wellbeing and Alcohol – A Tricky Cocktail
Advanced Studies Seminar convened by Professor Søren Harnow Klausen (Denmark) – Elderly Wellbeing and Alcohol – A Tricky Cocktail – A new approach to managing addiction disorders from the University of Southern Denmark – St Catherine’s College, Wednesday June 19 2019For details and to register your interest please […]
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Call for Papers SYMPOSIUM “Advanced Studies Conference: Vitality and Wellbeing Aesthetic Considerations, Concepts and Clinical Practice”. Vienna – 16 November 2019
Aesthetics in Mental Health – 2019
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New Book – The Dementia Manifesto: Putting Values-Based Practice to Work
New book from Collaborating Centre Partners Toby Williamson and Julian Hughes – The Dementia Manifesto: Putting Values-Based Practice to Work. (2019) Cambridge University Press book series on Values-based Medicine.For details and to order please go to: https://www.cambridge.org/gb/academic/subjects/medicine/mental-health-psychiatry-and-clinical-psychology/dementia-manifesto-putting-values-based-practice-work?format=PBFor a blog by Toby Williamson please go to: http://www.cambridgeblog.org/2019/04/the-dementia-manifesto-a-revolution-in-how-dementia-is-understood/
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New degree: MSc in Person-Centred Health & Social Care
Announcement – New degree: MSc in Person-Centred Health & Social CareThis degree, currently the only one of its kind in England and Wales, is designed to assist professionals in a broad range of areas, developing person-centred and values-based approaches to care, […]
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Making mental health count: quantifying and standardising mental distress
Making mental health count: quantifying and standardising mental distress Advanced Studies Seminar – May 8th, 10:30-5pm, St Catherine’s University of Oxford This day-long workshop brings together a diverse group of scholars (including user/survivor scholars) to think in interdisciplinary ways about […]
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Race Equality and Whiteness Network progress report.
Progress report 2016 -2018 The Race Equality and Whiteness Network has posted a detailed update on their work since the launch of the Network in 2016. Please click here to read the report.
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New book – Thomas Szasz: An appraisal of his legacy
New book critically reevaluating the legacy of Thomas Szasz in mental health – Thomas Szasz: An appraisal of his legacy – Edited by C.V. Haldipur, James L. Knoll IV, and Eric v.d. Luft – from OUP’s International Perspectives in Philosophy and Psychiatry For details and to order please […]