Lancée en 2020 par Meeting for Minds en Australie, l’initiative 20 peace arrive enfin à Genève !
Lancement de 20 peace à Genève en juin

Lancée en 2020 par Meeting for Minds en Australie, l’initiative 20 peace arrive enfin à Genève !
Continuing the discussion around decompensation, our PI Isabelle Mansuy asks the $60,000 question: “Is there anyway to know if and when you are about to suffer a relapse?”
Lauren presents a draft questionnaire to the rTMS SYNERGIES group for eventual use in the research project. But first, in order to get approval from the ethics committee, our PLEX-RPs will be asked to peruse the list to make sure the questions are relevant and respectful.
PLEX-RP Fiona Perman, as thoughtful as ever, brings up an often overlooked aspect concerning questionnaires aimed at the Australian PLEX community. What happens if they speak a language other than English?
Depuis 10 ans, la Fondation Philippe et Maria Halphen pour la Santé Mentale et la Recherche internationale, en partenariat avec Meeting for Minds, décerne, sous l’égide de l’Académie des sciences à Paris, le Grand Prix Halphen, d’un montant de 20 000 euros.
It’s a fascinating topic – we are made of it, it is within us, around us and yet is so difficult to capture. Throughout my life I have discovered many ways to enhance my energy and hopefully share with those around me.
On March 14th, PIECES Screening hosted by the Neurocentre at the University of Geneva. Meeting for Minds will moderate the discussion and answer any questions.
Our Partner, The Philippe & Maria Halphen Foundation, invited Barnier to meet the winner of the Halphen Grand
Prize on Oct 16th, here is what he had to say….
As the rTMS project winds down, the researchers are eager to reinforce the narrative legacy with some form of publication. To this end they table the prospect of a short questionnaire through which the PLEX-RPs can express their thoughts.
In this final episode of the CHUV collaboration, Alexandre asks why psychiatry always seems to be chasing its tail. In response, Micah Murray revisits a number of problems identified during the course of theIR SYNERGIES meetings, especially those that follow from the implications of early diagnosis.