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United Kingdom
09.06.2014📷
CARe Europe organises a short study visit to London. The aim of the visits is to learn about the latest developments in the U.K. with regard to recovery and service users’ involvement in the planning, delivery and monitoring of mental health services.
During two days we will visit Recovery Colleges and other Community-based Social Inclusion and Recovery Projects.
Dr. David Blazey, CARe Europe’s country representative for the U.K., is hosting this trip on behalf of the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.
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The group will consist of maximum 15 participants.
The visit will take place from 14th till 16th September. The price is 500 Euro. This includes all the visits guided by David Blazey, transportation in London and hotel accommodation for 2 nights. Travel costs to and fro London and meals are not included.
People may also be interested in the conference that will be taking place on 17th and 18th in Leicester (1 hour from London on the train) about the theme ‘From Diagnosis to Dialogue’.
ISPS UK 2014 Residential Conference
Wednesday, 17 September 2014 - Thursday, 18 September 2014
University of Leicester, UK
From Diagnosis to Dialogue
Speakers include: Lucy Johnstone, John Read, Marius Romme, Jaakko Seikkula and Rachel Waddingham
More information and registration:
CARe Europe
Jodee Lim
Updated: Nov 23, 2018
01.06.2014📷
Forensic Mental Health Care Service
Toon Walravens in a nutshell:
A network builder
With good social skills
Modest
Energetic
Someone who will follow through
Creative
A competent communicator
An initiative taker
Patient
A Biographer
A Story teller
A Team player
Updated: Nov 23, 2018
10.05.2014📷
Press Conference
Together with the representatives of the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Social Affairs and with the president of the Armenian Psychiatric Association, a press conference was held introducing the new Mental Health Strategy of Armenia that has been amended by the government in April 2014.
CARe Europe's Director Zsolt Bugarszki was speaking about the importance of the achievement and about the basic principles of community-based services that hopefully will characterise the future of Armenia's mental health system.
Following the amendment of the new Strategy an even more important phase will be started now, the phase of implementation.
"What was very promising is that during the press conference, for the first time I heard the representatives of the ministries publicly announcing that they will close down the large psychiatric institutions in line with the new strategy, re-allocating the resources from institutions to community care." - Zsolt Bugarszki
