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12:00-14:00 |
Inscriptions
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14:00-14:30
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WELCOME
INTRODUCTION to Conference.
PRESENTATION of 9th SMES Seminar |
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14:30-15:00
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A)
HUMANISM
AND MENTHAL HEALTH
by
prof. Michel JOUBERT,
sociologist, University Paris 8,
Member of CESAMES (CNRS)
Criteria for individual and social existence:
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Having a place,
possibility to make one’s voice heard, to be heard and be
recognised
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What means today to have a place in the society?
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How can this be substituted by silence and violence?
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15:00-16:00 |
Discussion - Public Debate : Invitation to 5 workshops of
the Session A. |
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16:00 |
Coffee break |
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16:30-18,30 |
WORKSHOPS SESSION A: Which vision, which
definition of person,
in relation with the humanistic approach is the basis
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in the process of deinstitutionalisation,
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in working in institutions and services
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in activities for empowerment and outreach
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in working with chronically ill people and with migrants.
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19:00 |
Cocktail |
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FRIDAY
7
October |
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09:00-09:30 |
Welcome |
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09:30-10:00 |
B)
HEALTH and SOCIAL CARE IN COMMUNITY
by Prof. Nat MJ WRIGHT,
Clinical
Director North East Leeds Primary Care Trust
How can the health system be
efficient and take care of the major mental and
wider
health problems of those who ‘survive’ in
permanent precarious
conditions,
whilst
acknowledging their social condition? |
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10:00-1045 |
Discussion - Public Debate : Invitation to 5 workshops of the
Session B. |
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10:45 |
Coffee break |
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11:15-13:00 |
WORKSHOPS, SESSION B
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How is an easy access to services and institutions made possible and
which
methods
are used?
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Which strategies of rehabilitation used by institutions and services
promote the
achievement of independence from help?
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The reduction of institutionalisation as a permanent process which has
to be
strengthened against all tendencies of growing bureaucracy and
preventing
independence
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Common care without community? Between myth, utopia and challenge
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Recognised identity and accepted difference
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13:00-14:00 |
Lunch |
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14:00-15:00 |
C1
Reflections
from an antipsychiatric perspective:
by Iris Hölling,
World Network of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry (WNUSP).
Users and Survivors of psychiatry
express themselves, exchange views & compare:
their place and their active
involvement in society, the participation in programming
&
evaluating the services.
C2 EXTERNAL EVALUATION and STUDY :
to identify the basic criteria of ‘good’ practice, to compare the
various methods,
to evaluate the adequacy with final
objective: to guarantee ‘well being’ to each one.
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15:00-15:30 |
Discussion :
Speaker and discussants |
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15:30
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Coffee break |
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16:00-17:30 |
WORKSHOPS, SESSION C :
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How are users rights known, recognised and respected in institutions
and
services
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How are empowerment strategies utilised in institutions and services?
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How can users influence care programmes and evaluation?
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How can a critical evaluation of institutions and services reduce
the
bureaucratisation,
increasing the quality of individual help?
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18:00 |
End |
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SATURDAY 8
October |
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09:00-09:30 |
D)
Impact of NAP (National
Action Plan for Inclusion):
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Lisbon 2000 : "...eradicating poverty & exclusion by 2010 "
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What place is there for those not considered competitive, productive,
consumers?
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In
2005 : : 68 million European citizens are poor or at risk of poverty…
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Today’s watchwords : competitiveness – productivity – consumption….
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And for tomorrow?..
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10:00-11:00 |
ROUND
TABLE:
What about housing, health, education, job, immigration?
Participants in R.T. are from B-DK-D-E-FR-I
and BG-CZ-LV-PL-RO political
or administrator responsible in NAP
Public Debate |
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11:00
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Break Coffee |
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11:30-13:00 |
SYNTHESIS
and PROPOSALS
Presented by all D&H/II-5P partners
Discussion with the Representative of
Commission
Public Debate
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13:00-13:30 |
RECOMMENDATIONS and PERSPECTIVES |
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14:00 |
CLOSE 9th Seminar
Appointment at the CONGRESS in ROME October 2006 |
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Information |
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Who
should attend?
All people working with and for
disadvantaged and excluded people suffering of social, physical and
mental health problems, directly concerned for effective promotion
of Dignity and Health, for daily respect of Rights and for
facilitate the Access to social and health services, such as
interdisciplinary professionals, researchers, policy makers and
administrators, service ex/users and others involved in the field of
Mental Health and Social Inclusion, from public and private sectors
Conference Languages:
Simultaneous translation will be available to/from these
languages:
German - English
Translation may also be provided to /from French depending on
participation.
Program Structure:
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5 Plenary session : 4 Lectures + 1 Round Table
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3 Workshop sessions : 5 groups and in each group 3 oral
presentations
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Poster Presentations
- Photos &
videos
exhibitions
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Wall
graffiti
18/08/18
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