Radio St. Lucia broadcast a discussion of mental health issues by a panel featuring a psychiatrist, a service user and a human rights activist. Information was also made available to the public through a mental health exhibition.
Radio St. Lucia broadcast a discussion of mental health issues by a panel featuring a psychiatrist, a service user and a human rights activist. Information was also made available to the public through a mental health exhibition.
Without Boundaries – Challenges and Hopes for Living with ADHD: An International Survey WFMH is committed to raising awareness and understanding of emotional and behavioural disorders that affect young people. In light of this, and in partnership with Dr Russ Barkley, Professor of Psychiatry, Medical University of South Carolina, USA, and Eli Lilly and…
Employee Assistance Programs Employee assistance programs (EAPs) are worksite-based programs designed to help identify and facilitate the resolution of behavioral, health, and productivity problems that may adversely affect employees well being or job performance. The focus of EAPs is wide-ranging, covering alcohol and other drug abuse; physical and emotional health; and marital, family, financial, legal,…
PROCLAMATION Considérant que la World Federation for Mental Health a désigné le thème “Effets des Evénements Traumatisants et de la violence sur les enfants et les adolescents” pour sujet principal de la Journée mondiale de la Santé mentale 2002, nous nous engageons à : Agir pour relever la sensibilisation et la compréhension du grand public quant…
WFMH: THE BIG TENT WFMH is the heir of many streams of advocacy and education, and an agent of many constituencies. Its identity, from its beginning, has been that of an inclusive organization. It is a “big tent” or “umbrella” sheltering individuals and organizations of many different professions, persuasions, interests, cultures and nationalities. Indeed, its…