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SUMMARY:Policy Roundtable - Co-creating Europe's Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:European Mental Health Week 2024 Policy Roundtable | Mental Health Europe \nTo kick off the 5th edition of the European Mental Health Week\, under the theme “Better Together: Co-creating the Future of Mental Health”\, Mental Health Europe is organising a policy roundtable inviting stakeholders to join us to co-shape our ideal future for mental health in EU policies. \n\n\n\n14.30 Welcome and introduction Claudia Marinetti – Mental Health Europe Director\n14.35 Keynote Address on A Comprehensive approach to mental health by Commissioner Stella KYRIAKIDES \n14.45 Europe for mental health \nInterventions from: \n\nPietro Barbieri – Rapporteur of the EESC Opinion Mental Health Community Services\nLedia Lazeri – WHO/Euro – Regional Adviser for Mental Health at the WHO Regional Office\nAnna Kubina – Public Health Advisor- Cabinet of Vice Prime Minister VandenbrouckeAfter the interventions all the participants will be asked to contribute to the discussion using these guiding questions:\n\n\nReflection on the state of play one year after the Communication: what is missing? What has changed?\nWhat next steps do you foresee/ would like to see for mental health in European policies?\nWhy and how can we involve all key stakeholders in an equal way in this journey and include the concerns of persons residing in Europe?\nWhat is needed to move towards a recovery oriented\, human rights based and person-centred mental health systems in Europe?\nHow to address unmet mental health needs in a universal way? 15.45 Coffee Break\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n16.00 Launch of Mental health Europe policy brief on co-creation – Francesca Centola – Mental Health Europe Policy and Project Officer \n16.05 Address on Mental Health in the Pillar of Social Rights – Ms Katarina IVANKOVIC-KNEZEVIC \n16.15 Better Together \n\nAlly Dunhill – Director of Policy\, Advocacy and Communications – Eurochild\nMarkaya Hendersen – Health Policy and Project Officer – European Disability Forum\nClaire Champeix – Policy Officer- EurocarersAfter the interventions all the participants will be asked to contribute to the discussion using these guiding questions:\n\n\nWhy is mental health important to your area of work?\nHow to ensure a mental health in all policies approach?\nHow do we ensure that the socio-economic determinants of mental health are properly addressed\, leaving no one behind?\nBased on your experience\, how do we involve all key stakeholders in co-creating the future of Mental Health in the EU?\nAre there any power imbalances acting as obstacle to meaningful engagement and co-creation with the stakeholders you represent? What needs to happen to overcome these obstacles?\nCommon obstacles to co-creation are: lack of commitment\, a culture not conducive to co creation\, and a lack of infrastructure and lack of resources. What is your experience in relation to these obstacles? What is needed to overcome those in relation to your field of experience?17.10 CLOSING REMARKS\n\nSee the photos
URL:https://www.mentalhealtheurope.org/emhw-event/european-mental-health-week-2024-policy-roundtable/
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SUMMARY:How do you do co-creation in mental health?
DESCRIPTION:Watch this event again\nPeople have the right to participate in decisions and processes which affect them\, and there is a growing demand for the systematic protection of this right for people with lived experience of mental health problems. People with lived experience have had few opportunities to participate in creating policies and services that meet their needs\, and when they are involved\, they are listed under ‘acknowledgments’\, not ‘co-authors’. They are denied an opportunity to own these policies and services\, despite their having a direct impact on people’s mental health and well-being. \n  \nMental Health Europe defines co-creation in mental health as “a collaborative approach involving all actors in mental health working together on an equal basis to develop and implement policies\, services\, programmes\, and communication that foster positive mental health according to a psychosocial model and human rights-based approach.” \n  \nCo-creation must be the standard. Co-creation benefits people with lived experience by reducing stigma and discrimination related to mental health\, promoting self-efficacy and self-esteem\, increasing mental health literacy\, and making sure that their real needs are taken into account. At the same time\, it makes mental health systems more effective and accessible by \n\nenabling more effective forms of support for people experiencing mental ill health\nincreasing the availability and value of interventions to prevent mental health conditions and promote well-being.\n\n  \nBut how is it done? How can you do it? \n  \nThis European Public Health Week\, which coincides with European Mental Health Week\, WHO Regional Office for Europe and Mental Health Europe are hosting a webinar exploring this question. Over 1.5 hours\, people with lived experience\, public health professionals\, and experts will examine co-creation from the ground up\, asking what it takes to start\, and more importantly\, how to keep it going. \n  \nJoin us on 14 May at 10:00–11:30 CEST \nRegister Now\nDowload the Agenda
URL:https://www.mentalhealtheurope.org/emhw-event/how-do-you-do-co-creation-in-mental-health/
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SUMMARY:Let young people speak: co-creating mental health with youth
DESCRIPTION:ONLINE\nInstagram live with Renaz and Cătălina Popoviciu\nTuesday\, 14th May at 17:30 CEST on @mentalhealtheurope Instagram account. \nJoin the conversation with journalist\, DJ and social activist Renaz & psychologist and NGO founder Cătălina Popoviciu about the importance of youth involvement in mental health initiatives. \nFollow the event to learn more about barriers and solutions to youth engagement in mental health\, as well as the key role that young people will play at the upcoming European Elections. \nSave the reminder! \nAbout the speakers\n \n  \nRenaz Ebrahimi is a versatile professional who encompasses the roles of journalist\, DJ\, podcaster\, influencer\, presenter\, and activist. She is particularly known as a radio journalist and for her involvement as a podcaster in the Kohupodi podcast\, but also for her extensive experience as a journalist across various media outlets such as YleX\, Radio Helsinki\, Yle Kioski\, and Bassoradio. Renaz also has solid experience as an event host and as a trainer for communities\, especially focusing on equality and anti-racism themes. She is the founder of the Random Life media platform. \n  \n  \n \n  \nCătălina Popoviciu is a psychologist\, mental health advocate\, and NGO founder from Romania. She has consulted for the World Health Organization (WHO)\, contributing to the development of the WHO Youth Engaged for Mental Health publication. Catalina is also a member of the WHO Pan-European Mental Health Coalition\, where she actively participates in youth advocacy initiatives. Currently pursuing a PhD in psychology\, her research focuses on the impact of social media on youth mental health.
URL:https://www.mentalhealtheurope.org/emhw-event/let-young-people-speak-co-creating-mental-health-with-youth/
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SUMMARY:Get Out & Vote!
DESCRIPTION:ONLINE \nMental Health Europe is hosting the 5th edition of the European Mental Health Week between 13-19 May 2024\, under the theme “Better Together: Co-creating the Future of Mental Health”. \nAccording to the last Eurobarometer survey\, 89% of European citizens consider mental health as important as physical health. Co-creation is a collaborative approach involving all\nactors in mental health working together on an equal basis to develop and implement policies\, services\, programmes\, and communication that foster positive mental health according to a psychosocial model and human rights-based approach. \nMental Health Europe calls for co-creation as a path of transformation\, moving away from systems where non-participation and tokenism are the norms\, towards one which is based on collaboration\, partnership\, and true understanding of needs. Co-creation – applied in policies\, practices\, research and communication- has the potential to bring us closer to our vision of societies that promote positive mental health for all\, intervene early when problems develop\, and provides accessible\, comprehensive and community-based mental health services for those who need them. Therefore\, if we want to have an EU that acts for what matters to those residing in Europe\, it is essential to co-create the future together and go to vote\, to ensure we have a say in the building the society we want. This year’s EMHW is in line with the EU Elections\, which will be taking place in June 2024. As part of the week\, we will be organising an LinkedIn event focusing on mental health and co-creation in view of the upcoming European elections in 2024. \nMental Health Europe will be joined by The European Parliament Partnership Team and The Good Lobby \nRe-Watch the Event\nEP Elections\nThe Good Lobby\n 
URL:https://www.mentalhealtheurope.org/emhw-event/get-out-vote/
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