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Time: 7.30pm - 9.00pm
Venue: Clattern Lecture Theatre, Penrhyn Road campus, Penrhyn Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey KT1 2EE
Price: free

Please note this event has been postponed - a new date will be advised in due course. 

Please scroll down to view all of the events in this series. 

The School of Law, Social and Behavioural Sciences is proud to launch an exciting series of public lectures, workshops and panel discussions entitled Conversations about Mental Health and the World We Live In. 

Together with a number of internationally renowned external speakers, national charity leaders, and experts by experience, mental health experts at Kingston University will engage in a series of discussions and workshops on the topic of mental ill health and wellness. 

The topics will range from understanding the causes and proposing solutions to the mental health crisis of our time, examining well-being of young people and carers, whether our modern-life work is detrimental to our well-being, how religious communities are engaging with the topic of mental ill health and the impact of the Brexit crisis on psychological well-being.

This Conversation is entitled What can be done to ameliorate the mental health crisis? and will be chaired by Dr Ana Nik?evi?  from the Department of Psychology.

Her guests will include: 

• Professor Marcantonio Spada, Professor of Addictive Behaviours and Mental Health, London South Bank University
• Rona Topaz, a Learning Disability Support Officer, for Healthwatch Kingston-upon-Thames 
• Professor John Read, professor of clinical psychology at the University of East London

Join us for this fascinating event, take part in discussing a topic relevant to us all, and see below for the rest of the events in this series.

• Thursday 17th October:  Explaining psychological distress and the mental health crisis of our times
• Thursday 28th November:  Caring for our carers 
• Wednesday 22nd January: Where do I belong? Identity caught between EU and Brexit
• Thursday 27th February: Religious communities and mental health - developing constructive, supportive responses 
• Thursday 19th March: Young people and mental health
• Thursday 23rd April: Right to disconnect from work - new horizons to improve our work-life balance 

For further information about this event:

Contact: Dr Ana Nik?evi?
Email: A.Nikcevic@kingston.ac.uk