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Cultural Diversity and Mental Illness:
From Fear of Exclusion to Freedom of Integration |
OBJECTIVES:
To promote intercultural dialogue in mental health services. To overcome social exclusion of people from minority ethnic communities with mental health problems. Identifying ways to empower and to promote hope and healing by effective social integration.
KEY-THEMES
Intercultural dialogue, immigrant mental health issues, religious healing, hope and empowerment, social exclusion, stigma, torture and trauma, drug and alcohol abuse, domestic violence, mental well-being.
Registration Details and Conference Programme to be announced shortly.
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| 5th Educational Conference on Palliative Care |
Terminal Illnesses and Dying in Multicultural Canada:
An Interdisciplinary Approach
Thursday, 29 April 2010
Crowne Plaza Hotel Toronto Don Valley, Ontario, Canada
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Palliative Care for Patients with Dementia:
Indigenous Peoples Perspectives
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Dr. Timothy Domer, MD,
Director of Home Based Care/Elder Care Programs,
Fort Defiance Indian Hospital, Ramah, New Mexico, USA
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FUTURE CONFERENCES
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Annual Multidisciplinary Conference, Ottawa 2010
POSTPONED TO: Spring 2010
Religio-Cultural Diversity and Healthcare Strategies
Critical Care, Chronic Care and Mental Health Care
Within the Trajectory of Paediatrics & Geriatrics in Multicultural Canada
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to be announced (Spring 2010)
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St. Paul University,
223, Main Street, Ottawa – Ontario K2P 1C7
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