Welcome to GAMIAN-Europe

Global Alliance of Mental Illness Advocacy Network

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We are a patient-driven pan-European organisation, representing the interests of persons affected by mental ill-health and advocates for their rights. Our main objectives are advocacy, information and education, destigmatisation, co-operation, partnerships and capacity building.

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Brain Awareness Week 2025

This March, join us in a global celebration led by the Dana Foundation to boost understanding of the brain’s role in mental health. GAMIAN-Europe introduces an interactive e-book/page that delves into the brain’s complexities and its connection to mental well-being.

Art and mental health

Welcome to our creative hub, where we delve into the intricate relationship between art and mental health.

Peer support

Finding ways to support those experiencing mental health issues safely and effectively is key, and one of the best approaches includes peer support.

Comorbidities

Cancer patients suffering from depression are also at heightened risk of suicide, particularly those with head and neck cancers.

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The voice of patients in mental health

All organisations or persons, being personally or professionally involved in the field of Mental Health can become member of GAMIAN-Europe.

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MEPs in MEP Alliance for Mental Health

‘It’s very important to have someone who understands correctly... I know what they’re going through, and I can also support them.’

Patient with bipolar disorder

‘We like to share trauma a lot and you feel this security and community that knows what you’re going through and is more understanding'

Patient with depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, BPD

'For me, it’s good to talk about my cancer and depression, to have some assurance from my friends and my family that everything is going to be okay. That’s how I tried to fight the diagnosis and the depression.’

Patient with cancer and depression

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