
Café scientifique – Parlons cerveau – La Neuromodulation
Pour ceux qui ne répondent pas aux traitements traditionnels, des approches appelées « psychiatrie interventionnelle » peuvent être envisagées.
Pour ceux qui ne répondent pas aux traitements traditionnels, des approches appelées « psychiatrie interventionnelle » peuvent être envisagées.
Meeting for Minds path has been so rich. We are stunned and are stopping to reflect, be thankful and ask “what’s next”?
Assen Jablensky was born in Sofia, Bulgaria, in 1940 and completed his medical degree and training as a psychiatrist in Bulgaria and the UK.
Our team is growing in Switzerland! Winter or Summer, wherever you may be in the world, I hope it is where you want to be. Sometimes it is not, I know, so we try to make the best of it.
Alynka opens the discussion by introducing the Participatory Action Research (PAR) aspect of SYNERGIES to the group and the scene is set for a fascinating foray into phenomenology, where the individual’s experience is the focus of attention…
In this final meeting of the CHUV – SYNERGIES collaboration, Jacqueline outlines possible articulations for publishing a report on the results of Chrysa’s research while Micah takes note of some in-depth observations from Alexandre.
Laurence goes into detail about how she experiences decompensation showing that, even within the reductive terminology of psychological diagnosis, the individual’s experience is of utmost importance and essential to gaining insight into the full problematic of mental illness.
Sean draws a highly informative and amusing sketch of his route to psychiatry and illustrates it with a broad spectrum analysis of the candidates that can constitute this particular branch of the medical sciences…
The GLAD group get our PI Sean to elaborate on the academic and practical niceties of Psychologist versus Psychiatrist…
PI Isabelle Mansuy takes a swipe at the meaning of ‘decompensation’ and, much to the hilarity of the PLEX, misses by a mile…