GAMIAN-Europe
About
Global Alliance of Mental Illness Advocacy Networks-Europe
We are a patient-driven pan-European organisation, representing the interests of persons affected by mental illness and advocates for their rights. Our main objectives are: advocacy, information and education, anti-stigma and discrimination, patients’ rights, co-operation, partnerships and capacity building.
Latest News and Events
European Parliament Interest group meeting on Mental Health, Wellbeing and Brain Disorders held on 5 December 2018
‘A sustainable approach to depression: moving from words to actions’
Meeting of the European Parliament Interest group on Mental Health, Wellbeing and Brain Disorders held on 3 December 2018
New horizons for person-centred mental health research and care
GAMIAN-Europe launches a Call to Action
‘Empowering people affected by mental ill health’
Empowerment of persons affected by mental ill health and their self-management of care and treatment – REPORT
Report now available
A project, co-funded by the #EU and @WHO, is set to break down the barriers against inclusion of people with mental disabilities in Turkey.
https://t.co/xY7K0jm2ff
#mentalhealth
A project, co-funded by the #EU and @WHO, is set to break down the barriers against inclusion of people with mental disabilities in Turkey.https://t.co/xY7K0jm2ff#mentalhealth
— GAMIAN-Europe (@GamianE) January 17, 2019
Three in four parents are unaware when their teens have recurrent thoughts about #suicide.
https://t.co/Oeodm9r37P
#depression
#mentalhealth
Three in four parents are unaware when their teens have recurrent thoughts about #suicide.https://t.co/Oeodm9r37P#depression#mentalhealth
— GAMIAN-Europe (@GamianE) January 15, 2019
The mental health crisis increasingly appears to affect young people from wealthier countries.
@WHO
#MentalHealth
#depression
https://t.co/AiCxz2Q9WH …
The mental health crisis increasingly appears to affect young people from wealthier countries.@WHO #MentalHealth #depressionhttps://t.co/AiCxz2Q9WH …
— GAMIAN-Europe (@GamianE) January 11, 2019
Reclassifying schizophrenia as a brain disease would potentially unlock more research funding.
#mentalhealth
https://t.co/eH2ZH6AWZ3
Reclassifying schizophrenia as a brain disease would potentially unlock more research funding.#mentalhealth https://t.co/eH2ZH6AWZ3
— GAMIAN-Europe (@GamianE) January 9, 2019
On 3 Dec and 5 Dec 2018, two IG meetings on #MentalHealth, Wellbeing and Brain Disorders were held at the #EP
Reports can be found here:
https://t.co/0QCHwvEtzF
https://t.co/gPBUiNTe8O
@Euro_Psychiatry @TomZdechovskyEP @NChildersMEP @UEMSEurope @EU_Brain @EUFAMI @ECNPtweets https://t.co/C9ZnKcT0m4
On 3 Dec and 5 Dec 2018, two IG meetings on #MentalHealth, Wellbeing and Brain Disorders were held at the #EP
— GAMIAN-Europe (@GamianE) January 4, 2019
Reports can be found here:https://t.co/0QCHwvEtzFhttps://t.co/gPBUiNTe8O@Euro_Psychiatry @TomZdechovskyEP @NChildersMEP @UEMSEurope @EU_Brain @EUFAMI @ECNPtweets pic.twitter.com/C9ZnKcT0m4
Teenage girls are twice as likely as boys to show depressive symptoms linked to social media use.
https://t.co/0uzkUc6hD4
#mentalhealth #socialmedia
Teenage girls are twice as likely as boys to show depressive symptoms linked to social media use.https://t.co/0uzkUc6hD4#mentalhealth #socialmedia
— GAMIAN-Europe (@GamianE) January 4, 2019
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