Values-based Practice in Public Mental Health Network
The Royal Institute of Philosophy Public Festival 2022
The past few years have seen profound challenges to the way of life established in the Western world since 1945.
The covid-19 pandemic has changed everything temporarily and seems likely to have lasting impacts on our everyday lives. Overwhelming evidence of accelerating climate change requires us to consider far-reaching changes to our economic structures and built environments. The internet now allows far greater individual connectivity than was previously possible, but this has brought with it widespread misinformation which threatens to undermine our political institutions.
Measuring, counting and valuing in public mental health – how can we do it well?
In public mental heath there are things we value, things we can measure and things we can count. Unfortunately, these often do not align and nor do they always influence how we allocate resources. This seminar will explore what we do now and how we could do better.
Public Mental Health – Pushing the Boundaries: Seminar 4 the benefits and risks of genetics in public mental health
Public Mental Health – pushing the boundaries
Webinar 3 : Public mental health approaches to “psychosis”
Racism as a public mental health concern
Brief Description: The seminar looks at the structural and social determinants of race and racism as public mental health concern disguised by the White Paper Review of the Mental Health Act (2021) for clinical and competency changes. It analyses the inter-related factors of class, gender, education as important contributing factors to the over-representation of racialised […]
Public Mental Health: Pushing the boundaries – Seminar 1