WFMH Newsletter ~First Quarter 1999~ Mental Health in World Bank Progarams WFMH Collaborating Center: Harvard Program in Refugee Truama (HPRT) Workshop Program in Pakistan to Treat Traumatized Children US Consumers’ Summit Meeting   United Nations- UNESCO UN Commission on the Status of Women World Health Organization: Appointment Pan American Health Organization: Disaster Management UNESCO: Conference…

Mental Health and Work 10 October, 2000 Planning for 2000-2001: Mental Health and Work The World Mental Health Day theme for 2000 and 2001 is Mental Health and Work. For the first time the campaign will extend over two years to allow a broader examination of matters which affect employees at every level, with multiple…

SOME TIPS ON CELEBRATING WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY Assemble your planning group immediately to allow maximum time for planning an event. Review the contents of this kit; begin outlining your World Mental Health Day program. Note that these pages are perforated for ease in their removal. They can be copied and distributed The proclamation page…

UNDERSTANDING THE LINK BETWEEN MIND AND BODY The Mind-Body Connection Survey – Key Results Overall GP Survey Results   Total N= 501 There is medical evidence to prove that a mind-body connection exists 390 (78%)* Understanding the mind-body connection helps me reach diagnosis of an emotional condition more quickly 428 (85%)* Awareness of the mind-body…

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Tuesday, April 13, 2004 Dear Editors: This is a letter of appeal on behalf of all the mentally ill persons in Belize. Our mentally ill persons have suffered for too long. Your input in this regard could effect positive changes. Thank You. Science is on the side of the mentally ill—Belize needs to catch up…