#psychiatry symposiums

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Mental Health and Psychiatry

Exploring Integrative Approaches to Mental Health at the Psychiatry Conference in Zurich

A Convergence of Disciplines

This Psychology Conference focuses on bridging the gap between psychiatry and psychology, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary approaches. Recognizing that mental health is multifaceted, the conference will explore strategies to integrate traditional psychiatric practices with psychological interventions, psychotherapy, and holistic care to foster better outcomes for individuals worldwide.

A variety of Psychology Events 2025 will complement the main conference, providing participants with a well-rounded experience. These events are designed to address pressing mental health issues such as bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, and emerging challenges in neuropsychiatry.

Key Highlights of the Event

The Psychotherapy Conference will feature keynote presentations by leading experts, interactive panel discussions, and hands-on workshops. Attendees can engage in thought-provoking sessions focusing on groundbreaking treatments, patient-centered care models, and mental health innovations.

Moreover, the Psychiatry Symposiums will delve deeper into specialized areas such as pharmacology, psychopharmacology, and emerging trends in digital mental health tools. These symposiums aim to provide attendees with insights into the latest research and trends shaping the field of psychiatry.

For professionals seeking skill development, the Psychiatry Workshops 2025 will offer practical, hands-on learning opportunities. These workshops cover various topics, including advanced psychotherapy techniques, managing complex psychiatric cases, and leveraging technology for better mental health care delivery.

Focus on Bipolar Disorder and Other Key Topics

Among the many specialized tracks, the Bipolar Disorder Conferences within the event will address the complexities of diagnosing and managing this condition. Expert speakers will share insights on the latest therapeutic approaches, cutting-edge research, and strategies to improve patient outcomes.

Participants at this comprehensive Mental Health Conference will also explore contemporary challenges, such as the impact of social media on mental health, the role of genetics in psychiatric conditions, and the integration of artificial intelligence in mental health care.

Networking and Collaboration Opportunities

One of the defining aspects of this Psychology Conference is its emphasis on fostering collaboration among professionals. Attendees will have opportunities to network with leading psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, and researchers, opening doors to new partnerships and collaborative research projects.

The event also welcomes participation from students and early-career professionals, offering a chance to present their work in poster sessions and gain exposure to the global mental health community.

A Vision for Holistic Mental Health Care

The Psychiatry Conferences and events in Zurich aim to redefine mental health care through integrative and patient-focused approaches. By combining the strengths of psychiatry and psychology with holistic care principles, the conference seeks to inspire new paradigms in mental health care delivery, ensuring more effective and compassionate solutions.

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Conclusion

The International Conference on Mental Health & Psychiatry promises to be a landmark event for mental health professionals worldwide. With its unique focus on integrative approaches and a wide array of sessions and Psychiatry Workshops 2025, it offers a valuable opportunity for learning, networking, and collaboration.

For more information and registration details, visit the official Psychiatry Summit website. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this transformative event that bridges psychiatry, psychology, and holistic care for a better tomorrow.

For More Details:

www.pshychiatrysummit.com +1 630 768 1199 support@stripeconferences.com 16192 Coastal Highway Lewes, Delaware, USA 19958

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Valentine Portfolio Directory

i. Workshops, Seminars, and Courses

Google Developer Students Club PLM: Branding 101

Google Developer Student Club PLM

Think D3sign: Foundations of Graphic Design

PLM College of Humanities and Social Sciences

PLM Pride Symposium Day 1: Pula ang unang kulay ng Bahaghari

PLM Propaganda

PLM Pride Symposium Day 2: Ang mga danas na sa ilalim ng bahaghari

PLM Propaganda

Rise for Freedom: A women’s month seminar

Gabriela Youth PLM and PLM Propganda

Fighting for Mental Health: Addressing the mental health crisis through education and training”

UP-PGH Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Medicine

Gearing Session 20: Light the stage: the luminaries of production

PLM Mass communication students league

Aids time! Breaking the stigma and fighting HIV/AIDS

PLM Community Development and Research Society

CAREER-A 101: Building Essential Communication Skills for Student Success in a Professional Environment

PLM College of Humanities and Social Sciences

ii. Organizational/Work Experience

Santelmo Arts [Pioneer Visual Arts Collective Head]

Handled the biggest collective with over 20+ students for different events and collective wide projects

Led the “Monthly Prompts” project, collaborating with other collective arts heads for the first inter collective activities.

PLM Propaganda [Punong Panlikhaan/Creatives and Tech Head]

Conceptualized the previous term’s publication calendar, creatives manual, and the latest organizational logo.

Led two of the biggest committees, creatives and technical, that consisted of over 20+ students for the different events done by the organization.

Spearheaded and guided a vast majority of the publication material for the majority of the term.

PLM Student Sellers Union [Founder and Current Union Head]

Established the first ever student union within the university that dealt with student sellers all across the university

Created the “Palengke ng mga Haribon” facebook page for better announcements and call to actions for the overall student union

Led a successful donation drive to feed Palestinians through a non-profit with the event name “Piso for Palestine”, which accumulated into a 800 pesos donation purely from student sellers.

Managed the largest collective of student sellers in its prime, with over 80+ students, creating a safer space for students to sell within the university through constant negotiation and networking

AFS Intercultural Programs Philippines [Intern]

Took in 200 hours of work for the Marketing team.

Started the Revision for Volunteer Manual and completed the Updated Volunteer brochure to be distributed to communities everywhere.

Took in intercultural studies and understanding from AFS IPH

Itlog na pink [Owner]

Established the business and maintaining its position as one of the more known student businesses for over 5 years.

Recognized advocacy artist in Artist spaces

Has been in 4 conventions since its introduction into the scene since 2024.

Link: https://www.instagram.com/itlog_na_pink?igsh=MW9yODg1ZmN3c3ZuMQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

PLM Supreme Student Council [Director for Student Sellers under STRAW]

Established during school year 2024-2025

Networks the entirety of the Student Sellers Community with guidance of PLM Student Sellers Union to college and university wide organizations

iii. Projects

Project Portfolio Drive

This google drive is specifically place here for viewing of projects.

All works here are for personal, organizational, and academic. Any mentions of brands are academic in nature.

Programs for Palestine 2024 [Event Head]

Created the promotional material and operations logistics for student sellers to be able to collect and donate for the cause

Successfully saved 800+ pesos over the course of 2 weeks with 30+ volunteer students to be able to donate to the Palestine funds.

Link: https://www.facebook.com/61557095736597/posts/pfbid0KaDRKEUo3kx6C1AX5ShR6efoMxjf1Djw9CJ39NWVgtb3jZwFyePPUaDM8Wv2UQkVl/?

Talaang Kupas: Gabay sa Lakbay ni Lukas 2023 [Director]

Spearheaded the pioneer batch of artists to create the first ever organization-wide collaborative project

Supervised an on-hand media production and publication of over 30+ artists with a diverse set of skills

Led the animations team as the head animator and storyboard artist

Link: https://fb.watch/tM7Iert4Q-/?

https://fb.watch/tM7Iert4Q-/?

Magwari Season Four 2023 [Assistant director and Creatives Head]

Conceptualized the season’s branding and creative production direction with the theme “A girl’s computer, Late 2010s”

Created the original branding elements to use for the entirety of the season

Supervised two committees that were responsible for the episode’s editing and promotion

Link: https://fb.watch/tM7MLSHSNC/?

Magwari Season Three 2022 [Assistant Director/Creatives and Tech Head/Host]

Conceptualized the season’s branding and creative production direction with the theme “Cybernetic innovation, a look into the future of inclusivity”

Animated and drawn the original branding elements to use for the entirety of the season

Hosted the first episode of the season

Link: https://fb.watch/tM7NqdaWuu/?

Sanduguan: Segunda Mano po! 2023 [Creatives and Tech Head]

Supervised an ad hoc creatives and tech committee for an on-grounds general assembly event

Led and collaborated with over 10 different student graphics members for the overall event elements and publications

Illustrated and Designed the Main Poster for the event proper

Link: https://www.facebook.com/100010544073446/posts/pfbid03YWVVvRPqgkZEf2hhH5TERcaCPEpbkHeWmWahAiiEpioe2cRB1gtZjGjnaDAPEbbl/?

Pulang Laso: HIV in the Philippines [Executive Producer]

Led an 8 student team to create the documentary in the span of 5 months

A documentary depicting the nature of HIV within the philippines in terms of its societal and personal impacts

Commended and received the second highest marks in terms of script writing

a. Art works

Tinitigan at Tinutukan (2024)

Visual Art piece done digitally in regards to the topic of the Philippine and Chinese disputes over the West Philippine Sea

Link: https://www.tumblr.com/alleyna-jannah-t-evangelista/757940366889680896/tinitigan-at-tinutukan

Kasing Sipag ng Kalabaw (2024)

Visual Art piece done digitally in regards to the topic of Labour Issues and the Low Value Perspective towards Philippine Farmers

Link: https://www.tumblr.com/alleyna-jannah-t-evangelista/757941756182626304/kasing-sipag-ng-kalabaw

Overworked, No pay, Org work

Visual Art piece done digitally in regards to the topic of the burn out experienced by many creative individuals during their time in organizations, specifically college organizations.

Link: https://www.tumblr.com/alleyna-jannah-t-evangelista/757940801699479552/overworker-no-pay-org-work

Irrationally Rational

Visual Art piece done digitally in regards to the topic of Intellectualism and the Irrationality of removing emotions from a person’s self.

Link: https://www.tumblr.com/alleyna-jannah-t-evangelista/757940468542767105/irrationally-rational

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Symposium highlights scale of mental health crisis and novel methods of diagnosis and treatment

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Symposium highlights scale of mental health crisis and novel methods of diagnosis and treatment

Digital technologies, such as smartphones and machine learning, have revolutionized education. At the McGovern Institute for Brain Research’s 2024 Spring Symposium, “Transformational Strategies in Mental Health,” experts from across the sciences — including psychiatry, psychology, neuroscience, computer science, and others — agreed that these technologies could also play a significant role in advancing the diagnosis and treatment of mental health disorders and neurological conditions.

Co-hosted by the McGovern Institute, MIT Open Learning, McClean Hospital, the Poitras Center for Psychiatric Disorders Research at MIT, and the Wellcome Trust, the symposium raised the alarm about the rise in mental health challenges and showcased the potential for novel diagnostic and treatment methods.

John Gabrieli, the Grover Hermann Professor of Health Sciences and Technology at MIT, kicked off the symposium with a call for an effort on par with the Manhattan Project, which in the 1940s saw leading scientists collaborate to do what seemed impossible. While the challenge of mental health is quite different, Gabrieli stressed, the complexity and urgency of the issue are similar. In his later talk, “How can science serve psychiatry to enhance mental health?,” he noted a 35 percent rise in teen suicide deaths between 1999 and 2000 and, between 2007 and 2015, a 100 percent increase in emergency room visits for youths ages 5 to 18 who experienced a suicide attempt or suicidal ideation.

“We have no moral ambiguity, but all of us speaking today are having this meeting in part because we feel this urgency,” said Gabrieli, who is also a professor of brain and cognitive sciences, the director of the Integrated Learning Initiative (MITili) at MIT Open Learning, and a member of the McGovern Institute. “We have to do something together as a community of scientists and partners of all kinds to make a difference.”

An urgent problem

In 2021, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy issued an advisory on the increase in mental health challenges in youth; in 2023, he issued another, warning of the effects of social media on youth mental health. At the symposium, Susan Whitfield-Gabrieli, a research affiliate at the McGovern Institute and a professor of psychology and director of the Biomedical Imaging Center at Northeastern University, cited these recent advisories, saying they underscore the need to “innovate new methods of intervention.”

Other symposium speakers also highlighted evidence of growing mental health challenges for youth and adolescents. Christian Webb, associate professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School, stated that by the end of adolescence, 15-20 percent of teens will have experienced at least one episode of clinical depression, with girls facing the highest risk. Most teens who experience depression receive no treatment, he added.

Adults who experience mental health challenges need new interventions, too. John Krystal, the Robert L. McNeil Jr. Professor of Translational Research and chair of the Department of Psychiatry at Yale University School of Medicine, pointed to the limited efficacy of antidepressants, which typically take about two months to have an effect on the patient. Patients with treatment-resistant depression face a 75 percent likelihood of relapse within a year of starting antidepressants. Treatments for other mental health disorders, including bipolar and psychotic disorders, have serious side effects that can deter patients from adherence, said Virginie-Anne Chouinard, director of research at McLean OnTrackTM, a program for first episode psychosis at McLean Hospital.

New treatments, new technologies

Emerging technologies, including smartphone technology and artificial intelligence, are key to the interventions that symposium speakers shared.

In a talk on AI and the brain, Dina Katabi, the Thuan and Nicole Pham Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT, discussed novel ways to detect Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s, among other diseases. Early-stage research involved developing devices that can analyze how movement within a space impacts the surrounding electromagnetic field, as well as how wireless signals can detect breathing and sleep stages.

“I realize this may sound like la-la land,” Katabi said. “But it’s not! This device is used today by real patients, enabled by a revolution in neural networks and AI.”

Parkinson’s disease often cannot be diagnosed until significant impairment has already occurred. In a set of studies, Katabi’s team collected data on nocturnal breathing and trained a custom neural network to detect occurrences of Parkinson’s. They found the network was over 90 percent accurate in its detection. Next, the team used AI to analyze two sets of breathing data collected from patients at a six-year interval. Could their custom neural network identify patients who did not have a Parkinson’s diagnosis on the first visit, but subsequently received one? The answer was largely yes: Machine learning identified 75 percent of patients who would go on to receive a diagnosis.

Detecting high-risk patients at an early stage could make a substantial difference for intervention and treatment. Similarly, research by Jordan Smoller, professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and director of the Center for Precision Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital, demonstrated that AI-aided suicide risk prediction model could detect 45 percent of suicide attempts or deaths with 90 percent specificity, about two to three years in advance.

Other presentations, including a series of lightning talks, shared new and emerging treatments, such as the use of ketamine to treat depression; the use of smartphones, including daily text surveys and mindfulness apps, in treating depression in adolescents; metabolic interventions for psychotic disorders; the use of machine learning to detect impairment from THC intoxication; and family-focused treatment, rather than individual therapy, for youth depression.

Advancing understanding

The frequency and severity of adverse mental health events for children, adolescents, and adults demonstrate the necessity of funding for mental health research — and the open sharing of these findings.

Niall Boyce, head of mental health field building at the Wellcome Trust — a global charitable foundation dedicated to using science to solve urgent health challenges — outlined the foundation’s funding philosophy of supporting research that is “collaborative, coherent, and focused” and centers on “What is most important to those most affected?” Wellcome research managers Anum Farid and Tayla McCloud stressed the importance of projects that involve people with lived experience of mental health challenges and “blue sky thinking” that takes risks and can advance understanding in innovative ways. Wellcome requires that all published research resulting from its funding be open and accessible in order to maximize their benefits. 

Whether through therapeutic models, pharmaceutical treatments, or machine learning, symposium speakers agreed that transformative approaches to mental health call for collaboration and innovation.

“Understanding mental health requires us to understand the unbelievable diversity of humans,” Gabrieli said. “We have to use all the tools we have now to develop new treatments that will work for people for whom our conventional treatments don’t.”

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5th Edition of Global Conference on Addiction Medicine, Behavioral Health and Psychiatry

We are excited to announce the 5th Edition of the Global Conference on Addiction Medicine, Behavioral Health, and Psychiatry (GAB 2024), which will take place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA and virtually on October 21-23, 2024. Addiction Medicine & Mental Health Seminar is a continuation of our successful series of events and will focus on the theme of "Healing Minds, Empowering Lives: Integrative Approaches to Mental and Behavioral Health." The Hybrid Psychiatry Conferences will bring together leading experts and professionals in the fields of addiction medicine, behavioral health, and psychiatry from around the world. Our goal is to facilitate discussions about the latest advancements, evidence-based practices, and innovative research findings in these critical areas. This Addiction Conferences 2024 provides an excellent opportunity for addiction specialists, mental health professionals, researchers, clinicians, healthcare providers, students, and anyone interested in these fields to learn from thought leaders, exchange ideas, and connect with peers. The interdisciplinary nature of GAB 2024 will promote collaboration and innovation. Attendees can look forward to engaging in various oral and poster presentations, symposiums, and keynote sessions. GAB 2024 aims to advance the fields of addiction medicine, behavioral health, and psychiatry by exploring new horizons and finding effective solutions to the complex challenges faced in these areas. Join us at Behavioral Health Conference in 2024 to expand your knowledge, enhance your skills, and contribute to the ongoing progress in addiction and mental health care

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Olfactory Dysfunction is Associated with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)

This article is written based on the presentation done by Prof Wang De Yun at the NUS Psychiatry Symposium on Ageing-in-Place held on 27 Apr 2023. Olfactory impairment, or more commonly referred to as sense of smell, is ageing related. The ability to detect and identify smell has also long been linked with cognitive decline in older adults. However, there remains questions on its association with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and by extension, dementia.

As part of the Yeo Boon Khim Mind Science Centre’s Community Health and Intergenerational (CHI) Study, Prof Wang De Yun from NUS Department of Otolaryngology, conducted a study to assess the olfactory function of community-dwelling older adults in Singapore and its link with their cognitive function. For this study, researchers at NUS developed a localised version of the nine-item smell test to better screen the population. 

Smell ability as a predictive tool for Cognitive Impairment

When it comes to modifiable risks of dementia, the focus is often on vision and hearing impairments rather than smell impairment. Nonetheless, there are studies indicating a potential link between smell identification ability and MCI.

A meta-analysis found that smell identification is impaired in those with MCI compared with healthy older adults. Longitudinal studies also showed that cognitively healthy individuals with smell impairments at baseline subsequently developed MCI in the follow-up.

The evidence suggests that smell identification has the potential to detect and predict the risks of developing dementia in later life.

To the best of our knowledge, there has yet to be any study examining smell function in Singapore’s healthy and/or cognitively impaired community-dwelling older adult population. Mind Science Centre’s study aimed to assess their smell identification ability and associate the outcomes with their cognitive status.

Culture specific smell test developed in NUS

The original nine-item smell test developed by the University of Pennsylvania (UPSIT) included items as liquorice, dill pickle, and skunk. These are not common in Singapore and participants often struggle to recognise and identify them.

To better screen and evaluate smell function in Singapore’s older adult population, our researchers recognised a need to create a localised version of the smell test that is culture-specific to our population. Researchers in NUS developed the Singapore version of the 9-items Smell Test Panel based on a local smell familiarity survey. This includes almond, banana, cinnamon, coconut, lemon, orange, pineapple, rose, and mushroom.

Beyond this study, other clinicians and researchers could also benefit from this locally developed smell test to better screen their patients or research participants.

Participants aged 60 years and above were recruited from a larger epidemiological study titled Community Health and Intergenerational (CHI) study. The smell test and neuropsychological testing are part of a 10-hour assessment done over five separate visits. More details on that can be found in the CHI study protocol.

Smell Tests For Cognitive Impairment

The locally developed nine-item smell test was used to assess smell detection and identification. The test was conducted in an interview format with each odour sample (in total 9) given only once. Between each odour, there was at least a 30-second time interval to prevent sensory fatigue.

For the smell detection task, participants were asked to respond yes or no based on their perception of the presence of an odour. Each successful detection was scored a point.

For the smell identification task, participants were asked to identify the same test odour before choosing through 4 narrated answer choices. If they thought none of the answer choices matched the test odour, they were allowed to describe the odour instead. Each successful identification was scored a point.

Cognitive Function Tests - Testing for Cognitive Impairment

Participants’ cognition was measured with the modified mini-mental state examination (MMSE) scale, clinical dementia rating (CDR) scale, and a validated battery of neurocognitive tests. The protocol is described in more details here.

Diagnosis of the participants’ cognitive status was made at consensus review meetings involving two psychiatrists and a neuropsychologist. Participants were categorised into normal active ageing, MCI, or dementia and further subtyped as amnestic or non-amnestic, and single or multiple domain.

NA (normal ageing)

naMCI_SD (non-amnestic mild cognitive impairment, single domain)

naMCI_MD (non-amnestic mild cognitive impairment, multiple domains)

aMCI_SD (amnestic mild cognitive impairment, single domain)

aMCI_MD (amnestic mild cognitive impairment, multiple domains)

Dementia

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                                               Addiction World Conference AWC 2024

Precision global Conferences cordially invite you to our conference Addiction World Conference AWC 2024, scheduled from September 4 to 6, 2024. The conference will be conducted in a hybrid format in San Francisco, California, USA.

Conference theme: “New Frontiers in Addiction Science and Treatment”

Addiction World Conference (AWC 2024) is committed to advancing addiction research and its effective treatment by highlighting the latest breakthroughs and innovations. Our primary objective is to delve into the forefront of addiction mechanisms, policy, and practice with the purpose of addressing the shortcomings and challenges within the industry. At the core of our conference lies a commitment to foster collaboration, knowledge enrichment, and providing hands-on experience to explore the approaches to prevent and treat addiction. This conference is the best tool for experts from various expertise to collaborate and work towards the goal of enhancing the lives of affected individuals.

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International Academic Conferences on Psychiatry

https://blog.conferenceineurope.org/international-academic-conferences-on-psychiatry/

International Academic Conference is a great way which allows researchers to present their findings to a committee which taking place around the world. An academic conference is a platform where you get a chance to share your research findings and engage in insightful discussions with others on the latest happenings of a particular subject in your field of study. It also can be called a research conference, academic congress or symposium. In this field researchers can come together, present their research, comment on each other’s research, network with one another and engage in career development in their profession. Symposium, Seminar, Colloquium and Workshop are the four different types of conferences. Conference offer many opportunities to develop our life skill like- communication, problem solving capacity, leadership and decision making power.

Psychiatry is the branch of medicine concerned with the study, diagnosis and treatment of mental, emotional and behavioral illness. It is the condition where the patience deal with depression, anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, panic, personality disorder, post traumatic stress disorder and schizophrenia. The term psychiatry literally means the ‘medical treatment of the soul’. When patients suffer with psychiatry then psychiatric counseling is needed. Treatment varies with the type of mental disorder situation of patients. If we suffer with psychiatry then our feeling anxious or worried, always feel depressed or unhappy, emotional outbursts, sleep problems, feeling guilty and worthless, somehow weight or appetite changes etc. occurs.

When we affect with psychiatry? What is warning signs of mental illness? What are the types of common psychiatric disorder? Problems, test, symptoms, treatment all are very important matter to know. Because mental illness always death the patient before her/his death. Childs psychiatry conference, international Child and adolescent psychopharmacology conference, Pediatric mental health conference, International Pediatric mental health conferences are some conferences subject related to psychiatry.

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Communicatie in tijden van coronacrisis

De afgelopen drie maanden is er weer een hoop werk verzet op de communicatieafdeling bij Zeeuwse Gronden. Naast de nodige projecten en andere werkzaamheden kregen we allemaal te maken met de coronacrisis. Die heeft natuurlijk overal zijn invloed!

Na de nieuwe pagina ‘Jeugd’ op onze website, heeft ook Omroep Zeeland aandacht besteed aan onze unieke aanpak voor de jeugdzorg op de Kraaghoeve. Verderop in Terneuzen werd onze vernieuwde werkplaats geopend. De PZC heeft hier ook een bericht over geschreven.

Coronacrisis Tot zover was alles ‘normaal’ de afgelopen maanden. Maar toen raakten we met zijn allen in de Coronacrisis. Dat werd werken vanuit huis. Voor ons van communicatie betekende dat ook crisiscommunicatie! Er zijn verschillende brieven naar cliënten, familie en collega’s gegaan. Ook hebben we de eerste informatie op het intranet gezet en zijn er de nodige e-mails gestuurd.

Om iedereen toch up to date te houden, hebben we onder andere een speciale Facebookpagina (enkel voor cliënten) gemaakt over de dieren op de Kraaghoeve en hebben we het ‘Zeeuwse Gronden Journaal’ in het leven geroepen.

Ook is de Cursus geluk van onze directeur gedeeld, dat kon iedereen wel een beetje gebruiken zo aan het begin van vreemde periode waarin iedereen te maken krijgt met opnieuw balans vinden. Iedereen droeg zijn/haar steentje bij: de één verzorgde yogalessen online, de ander zette een speurtocht op, maakte kaartjes voor eenzame cliënten en externen hadden een lekkere verrassing voor onze cliënten. Zo brengt zo’n crisis iedereen dan toch ook samen.

Congres verzet Helaas waren ook wij genoodzaakt ons Congres Mens & Natuur te verzetten naar 2021. Samen met Cows and Stars hebben we de nodige communicatie en andere werkzaamheden hiervoor verzet.

Ondertussen gingen een hoop ‘reguliere’ werkzaamheden gewoon door. Er verscheen een artikel in BIT Magazine over de Equitherapie op de Kraaghoeve. We hebben vanuit communicatie onze bijdrage geleverd aan het Jaarverslag van 2019. Er werd een Verkoophoekje ingericht op de website met spullen die onze cliënten in dagbestedingsplek De Werkplaats maken of bijzondere items die in de Kringloopwinkel te koop zijn (wanneer die weer open is).

Bezigheden

Momenteel ben ik druk bezig een ‘Belisboom’ in te richten op ons intranet. Dit zodat collega’s zelf via een soort telefoonboom kunnen zien wie van de collega’s van kantoor ze voor welk onderwerp het beste kunnen aanspreken. Super handig, vanuit je werk op de woonlocatie.

Alle readers die onze directeur heeft geschreven, komen binnenkort op de website te staan. Bergen informatie over allerlei onderwerpen die te maken hebben met geestelijke gezondheid. Fijn als naslagwerk voor bijvoorbeeld begeleiders op een van de woonlocaties.

Ook starten we binnenkort met het nieuwe Zeeuwse Gronden Magazine, is er een Zeeuwse Gronden Kookboek in de maak en help ik de Ondernemingsraad met de verkiezingen.

En zaken als het up-to-date houden van het intranet, de website, Facebook, LinkedIn en allerlei flyers en ander printmateriaal verzorgen blijft natuurlijk onverminderd doorgaan.

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International Conference on

Depression, Anxiety and Stress Management

Stress Management Conference It’s our privilege to welcome all of you to the International Conference on Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Management on July 21–22, 2025, in amazing Vancouver, Canada. This is a not to miss event that will discuss the theme “Integrative Approaches to Mental Health: Bridging Psychiatry, Psychology, and Holistic Care” emphasizing and acknowledging the increasingly acknowledged need for a balance between the traditional treatment methods of psychiatry and holistic treatments This Event will be attending the world’s top leaders and known diviners who will contribute to this platform as an unmatched setting for mental health care visionaries.

The International Conference on Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Management Conference 2025 is going to be one of the finest networking conferences and collaboration forums. It will bring the best in its classes along with organizations and professionals to explore new techniques of the field through Anxiety Conferences, the depression summit, and sessions that treat stress management.

Global mental health concerns will be addressed, with new-age approaches and treatments to effectively manage stress being discussed at the stress management seminar. Leaders in the field will present the depression summit with the latest and progressive tools for handling and treating depression. It ranks among the top psychiatry conferences in 2025, with thousands of opportunities for networking and learning within like-minded professionals.

Join us at the International Conference on Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Management Conference 2025 to engage in advanced discussions at one of the top anxiety conferences and depression summit gatherings. This international forum will be focused on the development of mental care in the world as well as novel methods of stress management. Don’t miss this unmatched stress management event and psychiatry congress; we look forward to the great welcome awaiting you at Stress Meet 2025 for two days of enlightened presentations, workshops, and mutual collaboration.

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Genius

It’s not exactly what it’s supposed to be, but here it is any way. Hope you like it :3

(Sorry, if there are mistakes, I was writing it mainly on my phone. Also late at night, so just sorry)

Request: Line: “can I stay a bit longer?” “Stay forever” with Ellie Staple

Dr Ellie Staple x fem!reader 

It was hard to believe that it all was happening for real. You graduated in psychiatry. You got a job about which you had been dreaming since high school. You not only met, but also could work with the greatest specialist - Dr Ellie Staple. 

As a student you had heard about her a lot. She's a genius. She was the only woman in that field, who was better than any man could ever be. No wonder why you wanted to succeed as well. Even though you hadn't met her, she became your inspiration and motivation to continue the studies. You wanted to be just like her - a strong, independent woman with a brilliant mind. 

You're working hard to be a top student and it was worth it. All the sleepless night, all breakdowns and other burdens that you had had to face on your way to succeed were worth it. Because at the end, as a top student, you got the opportunity to work with your goddess. It's like your biggest dream came true. It seemed so unrealistic. You felt as if you're on top of the world. At the same time you knew that working with her was probably the biggest challenge in your life. You needed... You wanted to be the best. You wanted her to notice you. To let you be the part of her team. 

Though you had never thought you may developed a crush on her. You fell harder that you knew it's possible. But there was nothing you could do. The desire was choking you like an illness. It felt as every time you saw her she was lighting you up and you wanted nothing more, but her to smoke you like Marlboro. 

You didn't really know how it happened that she chose you to be her assistant. You're a mess whenever she was around. You're tripping over your own tongue and couldn't even focus on anything, for all you could do was rolling down into the wildest dreams you had about her. She was both your curse and your blessing. 

As her assistant you're spending with Dr Staple quite a lot of time. You're with her basically from early morning to the evening, sometimes even night. You're always bringing her coffee, that you had prepared at home, simply because you wanted her to have what's the best. You loved watching her drink it and praise you for being the best assistant she could ever have. Besides participating in sessions with her patients - individuals, who believed they had superpowers - Staple let you stay with her at her office. She was telling you, more like teaching, about her theories and a way of psychosomatic treatment she devised. Listening to it only confirmed your belief that she was the genius. The one of her kind. Her compassion, dedication... Her brain. She truly was extraordinary. 

She was better than any high. It felt almost as if she were a type of drug that was affecting you and only you. And that was fascinating. When she asked you to go with her to the symposium you couldn't help, but be excited as a little kid. It's not only because you had never participated in such an event, but it also meant you're going there with her alone. She was picking you up in the morning, so as always you had a coffee ready for her. 

"Thank you, you're a doll" she said smiling and watching how your cheeks turn crimson, because of the nickname 

It was hard for you to stay composed, but you loved every minute of it. At your destination you're like her shadow. You're following her almost everywhere. And that was your possibility of watching all her moves. Before you knew you found yourself starring at her legs - again. Her skirts were giving you a hard time, since the very begging of your work at the hospital, making it impossible for you to focus. You literally loved and hated them at the same time. 

Luckily for you Dr Staple didn't pay much attention to your incompetent behaviour. She was polite, as always, even introduced you to a few other doctors. That's when it happened - for a while her hand was resting on your lower back. If you hadn't know better you'd say that she was moving it lower and lower to your ass. But well, she was your boss and you're sure she didn't give a damn about you. Though, for some unknown reason you're second guessing it for the whole day. You weren't going to complain. You enjoyed it all - the nicknames, brushes of hands and accidental touches - way too much to do it. But we're confused. And it didn't get any better when Ellie asked you to come to her room in the evening. You kept on telling yourself that it definitely was only about work, but your brain couldn't get over the thoughts of Dr Staple acting different than usually. She wasn't reserved and didn't act as if work was the only connection between the two of you. 

 Your intuition made no mistake. One glass of wine that she offered you led you to her bedroom. You're pretty sure you're dreaming when Staple told you she had known about your crush on her since the beginning.

"Oh sweetheart, do you really think you can fool me? I'm a genius, remember? I know you're always starring at my legs and ass. Why do you think I chose you to be my assistant?" 

 That night was intense. That night was wonderful. Though it left you confused even more than before. You didn't know whether it was lovely or just a sort of tender curiosity. Something that was giving both of you a thrill. And so there you were sitting in an armchair in the corner of her room. Ellie was still asleep, but you apparently couldn't sleep. All the thoughts that were bothering you made it unable. Instead of overthinking and regretting all that had happened you prepared a coffee. Only then did you approach Ellie. She looked beautiful even when she was asleep with her honey curls all over her face. You smiled fondly placing the cup of coffee on the nightstand. You gently brushed Ellie's hair away from her face and smiled when she opened her eyes. 

"Good morning" she said sleepily 

 "Morning. I brought you some coffee. I've thought you may need it, considering that you didn't get much sleep last night" 

 "Thank you, sweetheart" she said sitting up 

You watched how she took the cup in her delicate hands and then how her soft lips touched  it. You didn't dare to speak, only look at her. 

"What's going on?" she asked 

"Nothing" you said biting your lip, what you did always when you're nervous "Come on, just tell me" she took another sip 

"I... Well, I was just wondering... can I stay a bit longer?" 

"Oh, sweetheart if you keep on making me such amazing coffee you can stay forever" she winked at you You looked at Ellie not sure whether she was serious or not. 

"Well, I hope it's not only coffee that makes you want me to stay" 

"Of course not. You have a lot of assets. Speaking of which, shall we continue from where we've finished yesterday?"

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Liked on YouTube: Sleep Paralysis & Spiritual Experiences || https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AGUhvihJlU || What is sleep paralysis according to science and academic literature? What's the relationship between alien abductions, out-of-body experiences and astral travel? Demon and spirit encounters and sleep paralysis are explained. RECOMMENDED READINGS The terror that comes in the Night by Hufford https://amzn.to/42CpruJ MY SET UP Canon 90D camera https://amzn.to/3yQclh0 Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 https://amzn.to/3JjU1BS Teleprompter https://amzn.to/3linWCB Shure SM7B Microphone https://amzn.to/3Jm5IYK Microphone stand https://amzn.to/3FueJOn lights https://amzn.to/3Zdk8k1 REFERENCES Denis, D., French, C. C. and Gregory, A. M. (2018) ‘A systematic review of variables associated with sleep paralysis’, Sleep Medicine Reviews, vol. 38, pp. 141–157 [Online]. DOI: 10.1016/j.smrv.2017.05.005. Hufford, D. J. (2005) ‘Sleep Paralysis as Spiritual Experience’, Transcultural Psychiatry, SAGE Publications Ltd, vol. 42, no. 1, pp. 11–45 [Online]. DOI: 10.1177/1363461505050709. Mainieri, G., Maranci, J.-B., Champetier, P., Leu, -Semenescu Smaranda, Gales, A., Dodet, P. and Arnulf, I. (2021) ‘Are sleep paralysis and false awakenings different from REM sleep and from lucid REM sleep? A spectral EEG analysis’, Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine, American Academy of Sleep Medicine, vol. 17, no. 4, pp. 719–727 [Online]. DOI: 10.5664/jcsm.9056. Sharpless, B. A. and Barber, J. P. (2011) ‘Lifetime prevalence rates of sleep paralysis: A systematic review’, Sleep Medicine Reviews, vol. 15, no. 5, pp. 311–315 [Online]. DOI: 10.1016/j.smrv.2011.01.007. BECOME MY PATRON! https://ift.tt/l9zjEfO ONE-OFF DONATIONS https://ift.tt/UC9nqtu JOIN MEMBERSHIPS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPSbip_LX2AxbGeAQfLp-Ig/join MY MERCH https://ift.tt/VoaORl6 or SUPER THANK me in the comments! FOLLOW ME: Instagram (angela_symposium), Twitter (@angelapuca11), TikTok (Angela's Symposium). 00:00 Introduction: Sleep Paralysis & Support the Symposium 02:11 Academic research on sleep paralysis 04:22 Misconceptions surrounding sleep paralysis 05:17 Cultural differences 08:44 A case study 10:16 The relationship between sleep paralysis and out-of-body experiences 11:38 The connection to alien abduction reports 14:02 The mental health stigma that hinders reporting 14:44 The conclusion 16:27 Support Angela’s Symposium Music by Erose MusicBand. Check them out!

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4th Edition of Global Conference on Addiction Medicine, Behavioural Health and Psychiatry

Magnus Group is delighted to invite you to the 4th Edition of the Global Conference on Addiction Medicine, Behavioral Health and Psychiatry (GAB 2023) taking place from October 19-21, 2023, in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, or virtually from the comfort of your own workspace.

The theme of the Psychiatry Conferences is “Vision for Controlling Narcotic Dependency and Relapse,” focusing on sharing knowledge and advancements in the treatment of mental health disorders and addiction. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from keynote speakers, engage in symposiums, and participate in poster and oral presentations by leading researchers, scientists, and practitioners.

Addiction Medicine Conference 2023 is an interdisciplinary platform aimed at bringing together healthcare professionals, researchers, mental health practitioners, counsellors, and educators to share insights and best practices in Addiction Medicine, Behavioral Health, and Psychiatry. Attendees can expect to learn about the latest developments, research, and innovations in the field and collaborate with peers from different regions of the world.

The Behavioral Health Conference is an opportunity to gain new perspectives, network, and explore new research ideas and partnerships. Whether attending in-person or virtually, Psychiatry Conference 2023 is an excellent opportunity to stay up-to-date on the latest trends, advancements, and best practices in Addiction Medicine, Behavioral Health, and Psychiatry. Register today and secure your spot at this global summit.

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Evidence of Reincarnation in Childhood by Dr. Jim Tucker (Full Presentation)

Published on 7 Sep 2016

"From the 2014 Synchronicity Symposium © Gary S. Bobroff 2016 http://www.GSBobroff.com"

(Audio quality improves at 5 minutes). Jim B. Tucker, M.D. is Bonner-Lowry Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences at the University of Virginia. He is continuing the work of Ian Stevenson at the UVA Division of Perceptual Studies with children who report memories of previous lives. His overview of the research, Life Before Life: A Scientific Investigation of Children’s Memories of Previous Lives, was published in 2005 and has been translated into ten languages. His latest book, Return to Life: Extraordinary Cases of Children Who Remember Past Lives, is a collection of recent American cases he has studied.

Jim also appears in the documentary film 'Time is Art' produced by TAC Productions. Get the film + bonus scenes @ http://www.thesyncmovie.com/watch

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Pediatrics Health and Child Care Congress

Lexis Conferences 2019 organizing “Pediatrics Health 2019” during July 15-16, 2019 in New York City, USA.

The event lies on the theme “For Betterment of Pediatrics Health and Child Care”.

Participation Categories:

Distinguished Speaker | Plenary Sessions | Workshop | Exhibitor | Poster Presentation | Symposiums

For more details please visit: https://goo.gl/bQcJJB

Sessions:

·         Pediatrics and Health Care

·         General Pediatrics and Hospital Medicine

·         Pediatric Nursing and Adolescent Health

·         Child Psychology and Adolescent Medicine

·         Child Psychiatry and Mental Health

·         Pediatric Cardiology and Pediatric Surgery

·         Child Abuse, Safety and Protection

·         Pediatric Neurology and Neurological Disorders

·         Pediatric Nutrition and Dietetics

·         Women Health and Midwifery

·         Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics

·         Vaccination and Immunization

·         Neonatology and Perinatology

·         Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine

·         Palliative Care and Nursing Care

·         Child Health, Behavior, and Development

·         Psychological Interventions and Psychotherapy

·         Maternal and Child Mental Health

·         Neurology and Public Health

·         Autism and Psychiatric Disorders

·         Critical and Emergency Care

·         Genetics and Behavioral medicine

Contact,

Priyanka K

Communication Manager

E: pediatrics.lexis@gmail.com

Tel: +1 (214) 972-2216