Spanish for Community—a FHIS Experiential and Community Engaged Learning initiative—invites you to attend two discussions with Stefanía Cardonetti (Argentina) and Dr. Rafael Casas (Spain) on mental health.
¿Qué es la salud mental y cómo se pierde? ¿Qué puede poner en riesgo nuestra salud mental? ¿Cuáles son los signos y síntomas de una pérdida de salud mental (tanto en nosotros como en alguien cercano)? ¿Cómo se cuida la salud mental? ¿Cómo podemos hablar de este tema – por ejemplo, con un familiar o compañero/a? Desde dos perspectivas, una histórica, y la otra de la práctica clínica, estas dos charlas ahondarán en estos temas.
Talk 1: “Historia, inmigración y salud mental”
Speaker: Stefanía Cardonetti, PhD Candidate, CONICET- UDESA (Universidad de San Andrés) – UNQ (Universidad Nacional de Quilmes), Argentina
Research specialization: History, Migration, Emotions
- Date: Wednesday, October 6
- Time: 2:00-2:50pm PDT
Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/99817127176?pwd=Zjk0a3dvMFlpd0hlRHI2SFVBV0trZz09
Talk 2: “Nuestra salud mental de cada día: cuidar, cuidarse y cuidarnos”
Speaker: Dr. Rafael Casas, MD Psychiatrist, Youth Program, Centre de Salut Mental Nou Barris, Barcelona, Spain
Research specialization: Psychiatry, Qualitative Research, Mental Health
- Date: Friday, October 8
- Time: 10:00-10:50am PDT
- Zoom Link: https://ubc.zoom.us/j/62785723907?pwd=ZTFLcldDekxnZmxjdlQrQXVwNGJkZz09
This event is free and open to the FHIS community. Talks will be held in Spanish.
Spanish for Community Partner: Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health, UBC
The BC Brain Wellness Program is a unique and interactive program establishing clinically relevant lifestyle approaches to complement medical treatment in the clinics at the Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health. By combining traditional clinical care with interventions that support healthier lifestyles, the program’s goal is to improve and sustain quality of life and function for its participants while pursuing rigorous research into lifestyle interventions for brain health. In addition, the program provides learning opportunities for medical professionals and the general public on brain wellness practices and enhanced educational experiences for UBC students from a wide range of fields.
SPAN 301 Community Engaged Learning (CEL) Component: BC Brain Wellness Program Language Project
This virtual discussion is hosted by Spanish for Community (SFC). This event is part of SPAN 301’s Community Engaged Learning (CEL) component, facilitated by instructors Dr. María Carbonetti and Dr. Anna Casas, and SFC Coordinator and Teaching Assistant Lorenia Salgado-Leos.
We give special thanks to Dr. Brianne Orr-Alvarez, Spanish Language Program Director, for bringing this important project to Spanish for Community.
Keywords: Spanish for Community, Mental Health, Community, Care, Community Engagement, Community Engaged Learning, Hispanic Studies, FHIS
If you have any questions, please contact spanish.for.community@ubc.ca.
