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Ag Smaoineamh, ag Mothú, a Bheith Ann: Peirspictíochtaí
Criticiúla agus Rannpháirtíocht Chruthaíoch i Sláinte
Síceasóisialta.
About the Conference
It is with great pleasure that the
School of
Nursing, Dublin City University
invites you to the second annual
Health4Life
conference. The focus of this year's conference is on
psychosocial health and is entitled 'Thinking, Feeling, Being:
Critical Perspectives and Creative Engagement in Psychosocial
Health'. The conference provides an opportunity for
practitioners, service users, carers, artists, academics and
researchers to present innovative practice, research and/or
lived experience relative to psychosocial well-being.
Conference Aims and Objectives
The title of the conference; "Thinking, Feeling, Being" reflects the idea that the experience of health and illness is bound up with our reasoning, emotional and social selves and that similarly; effective healthcare practice involves critical thinking, emotional engagement and awareness of peoples' individual social and cultural contexts. To help us to fully explore these dimensions, the conference will incorporate a mixture of academic and arts based presentations. The official language of the conference is English.
Themes
Key note speakers come from a range of positions and perspectives and will encourage dialogue and debate with the audience on conference themes.
The themes of this conference include:
- Recovery and rehabilitation
- Community and communities that care
- Risk and power
- Advances in psychiatric care and treatment
- "Therapy"
- Bodies and embodiment
- Cultures, understandings and meanings
- Working with/Facilitating expressions of the Self
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