In October 2022, the 33rd edition of Mental Health Awareness Week (SISM) will take place, with the annual theme of "Mental Health and the Environment." As part of this event, the University of Savoie Mont Blanc (USMB) will participate in SISM on Wednesday, October 12, on the Jacob-Bellecombette campus.
ON THE PROGRAM
- From 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., a Psy'Truck will be on campus
A truck dedicated to raising awareness, destigmatization, and prevention of mental disorders will be parked on theesplanade between the university library, the sports hall, and the pergola.
The PsyTruck is an initiative of the Grenoble Mental Disability Network (RéHPsy) and the Center for Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Cognitive Remediation (C3R), with the support of the Regional Health Agency (ARS Auvergne Rhône-Alpes) and the FondaMental foundation and its expert centers. - From 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in lecture hall 19000, a conference featuring different perspectives on the topic of "Mental health and the environment."
Several interventions by teams from USMB will be offered in partnership with the Savoie Specialized Hospital Center (CHS) and the Savoie Metropolitan Hospital Center (CHMS).
The following speakers will participate in a roundtable discussion and exchange ideas with:- Benoît Rumbach, a doctor at the Savoie Hospital Center and the CHMS (pediatric department), will speak about the impact of the environmental crisis on young people's mental health.
- Christophe Broche, senior lecturer in private law at the Antoine Favre Law Research Center, will speak on the quest for individual well-being in one's environment as tested by the law.
- Bérangère Legrendre andSabrina Pérugien, senior lecturer in economics and lecturer in management sciences at the USMB Institute for Research in Management and Economics, will discuss the effects of an uncertain economic environment on mental health.
- Arnaud Carré, senior lecturer in psychology at the Inter-University Psychology Laboratory (LIP/PC2S) at USMB, will speak on the links between environmental changes and psychopathology.
The conference is free and open to the general public, but registration is recommended: Register for the conference
LEARN MORE
Contact: Arnaud Carré, lecturer and researcher at the Inter-University Psychology Laboratory ( LIP/PC2S) and member of the local organizing committee for SISM