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SUMMARY:Children’s Mental Health Across All Their Environments
DESCRIPTION:The event aims to highlight the importance of children’s mental health by looking at the full ecosystem in which every child grows. Mental well‑being is shaped not only by individual factors but also by the quality of the environments surrounding the child: the family\, the school\, and the wider social context. The event will bring together stakeholders from different sectors to explore how coordinated action across these environments can better protect and promote children’s mental health. \nThis workshop aims to create a space for discussion among stakeholders from these different environments\, highlighting how families\, schools\, and communities can support children’s mental health and well‑being throughout their development: \n\nFamily environment — the emotional climate at home\, parental well‑being\, maternal mental health\, and the support systems available\, including training\, to families.\nSchool environment — the role of teachers\, school climate\, peer relationships\, and the importance of safe\, inclusive\, and nurturing learning spaces including home – school communication.\nSocial environment — the broader community\, non‑formal and informal learning spaces\, youth work\, and the social networks that influence children’s sense of belonging.\n\nThe event may conclude as first step for the development of shared messages or a joint statement on children’s mental health endorsed by the Alliance for Investing in Children and open to other stakeholders that works on mental health and well-being of children. \nThe event should be held in the European Parliament hosted by MEP András Tivadar KULJA but we are trying to invite other MEPs who can offer meaningful contributions to the topic\, each from their own perspective and according to one of the three enviroments \n  \nMore Info
URL:https://www.mentalhealtheurope.org/emhw-event/childrens-mental-health-across-all-their-environments/
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SUMMARY:Psychedelic Research & Access in Ukraine: Building safe\, evidence-based options for war-related mental health needs
DESCRIPTION:The event\, co-organised by PAREA\, the MEP Action Group on Psychedelics in Healthcare\, and the Ukrainian Psychedelic Research Association (UPRA)\, and hosted by S&D MEP Vytenis Andriukaitis\, will explore how evidence-based psychedelic therapies may contribute to addressing war-related mental health challenges in Ukraine\, particularly PTSD among veterans. \nThe conversation will cover scientific perspectives on MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD\, recent policy developments in Ukraine aimed at creating a framework for psychedelic research and care\, and pathways from policy to practice\, including lessons from European depression clinical guidelines that could help build national capacity in Ukraine. \n  \nRegister Here
URL:https://www.mentalhealtheurope.org/emhw-event/psychedelic-research-access-in-ukraine-building-safe-evidence-based-options-for-war-related-mental-health-needs/
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SUMMARY:EMHW event at the European Parliament
DESCRIPTION:Mental health is at a crossroads in Europe. \nNearly three years after the EU’s Comprehensive Approach to Mental Health placed the issue firmly on the European agenda\, the question now is: what comes next? \nAs part of European Mental Health Week 2026\, we are bringing together Members of the European Parliament\, EU institutions\, and civil society to reflect on progress and explore the path forward. \nThis event will look at what was accomplished and focus on the need for a coordinated\, rights-based EU Mental Health Strategy. One that prioritises prevention\, tackles inequalities\, and ensures access to quality\, community-based care. \n📅 5 May 2026\n📍 European Parliament\n👉 Register here: https://lnkd.in/eB9Sbms2 \nAt a time of growing social and political challenges\, no Member State can face mental health alone. Join us to discuss how Europe can move forward. Stronger Together.
URL:https://www.mentalhealtheurope.org/emhw-event/emhw-event-at-the-european-parliament/
LOCATION:European Parliament
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