Cette vidéo vise à :
- Casser les représentations fausses sur la maladie mentale, à l'origine de la stigmatisation et de la discrimination (envers les autres, mais aussi envers soi-même)
- Eduquer sur la vision positive de la maladie mentale à partir d'une représentation fonctionnelle de soi
Diffusez la, Abonnez-vous à la chaîne KZread, et faisons Avancer ensemble les conceptions sur la maladie mentale !
INTERVENANTS (dans l'ordre d'apparition)
Déborah Ducasse, psychiatre responsable du Centre de Thérapies.
Véronique Brand-Arpon, infirmière-thérapeute au Centre de Thérapies.
Martin Leurent, étudiant en psychologie, équipe du Centre de Thérapies.
CHAIRE IDENTIFICATION CORRECTE DE SOI
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La chaire « Identification Correcte de Soi » vise à ce chacun puisse utiliser ses caractéristiques personnelles au service de son véritable potentiel, de donner un réel sens à sa vie.
destigmatisation # inclusion # réalisation de soi # self-concept # identité
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