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The Living Library: A Tool for Combating Stigma in Mental Health.
Originating in Denmark and recently introduced in France, the "Living Library" initiative provides a space for dialogue where people living with mental health conditions can share their...
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Cross-border Mental Health Promotion Program: Empowerment Pilot Projects.
The European program for mental health prevention and promotion brings together regions from four countries (France, Germany, Belgium, and Luxembourg). As part of this partnership, joint...
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Quebec: Advocacy groups are calling for a "mental health" plan focused on empowering patients.
In Quebec, a coalition of advocacy groups has conducted a critical analysis of the current mental health plan and has just repeated the process for the next plan (2012–2017). The...
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Incorporating former service users into mental health care teams: a pilot project.
For the first time in France, former users of mental health care services will be eligible for recruitment as "peer health mediators." Various international programs, drawing on the...
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Emilia: a mental health empowerment program.
For nearly two years, a team of researchers and professionals from the health, social services, and employment sectors worked with thirty people living with mental health conditions to...
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Promoting Social Participation Among Older Adults [Introduction to the Report].
Social participation in the context of healthy aging has been promoted internationally since the early 2000s. It is part of a broader effort to prevent illness and promote health. Within...
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Prevention: Myth and Reality
It is important to ensure consistency between preventive measures in the social sector and efforts to reduce chronic diseases.
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Issues and the Meaning of Social Participation in Policies for Older Adults
A comprehensive and positive policy approach to aging requires two prerequisites: first, taking into account the diversity of individual experiences—and thus life courses—and second,...
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Rethinking social participation in old age.
Frédéric Balard invites us to reflect on how the concept of social participation is increasingly being established as a universal goal. Indeed, the development of a model for active and...
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Caring for a loved one: the many consequences for the caregiver.
The caregiver and the care recipient form a "pair." The caregiver's support of their loved one affects their social life. The necessary consideration of the caregiver’s social...