12th European Conference on
Mental Health
Krakow, Poland
Monday Sep 09 – Wednesday Sep 11, 2024
Important dates
Navigating Together Towards Better Mental Health
Evidence-Based Practices Peer Support Collaborative Solutions Learning from Diverse Perspectives Empowering Resilience Mental Health Advocacy Practical Tools and Resources
What is ECMH?
ECMH stands for European Conference on Mental Health. ECMH is an annual event and learning platform for mental health professionals, service users, researchers and everybody interested in the field. So far, ECMH conferences have been arranged in Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Czech Republic, Germany, Croatia and Northern Ireland. In 2020 and 2021 ECMH went online due to covid situation. 10th anniversary of ECMH was held in Lisbon, Portugal in 2022, and year 2023 the conference was arranged at Ljubljana, Slovenia.
At ECMH we believe that services and care processes can be improved with respectful collaboration between different parties. In our conferences every participant’s voice is as important. We give arena for research, practice development, projects and personal experience. ECMH community supports first-time presenters and speakers and those coming from low-income countries. We always have close collaboration with local partners in psychiatric hospitals, universities and service user associations.
Our motto is:
Looking for Evidence Together!
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In co-operation with
Presenting the research findings from the pan-european study on the impact of community education on personal and social recovery :
“Enhancing Community through Recovery Education – Discover the First Findings from the EEEFCom Project!”
Join us for an online webinar on May 30th, 2024, 11:00 am – 1:30 pm (Irish & Scottish Time)
Free admission, registration is required to get the Zoom link.
Date: May 30th, 2024.
Time: 11:00 am – 1:30 pm (Irish & Scottish Time)
To register, email [email protected] with the subject line “EEEFCOM WEBINAR.” You can include several names in one email, but please write all participants’ names and email addresses.
We look forward to your participation!
This is the Mental Health Week. Like every week of the year should be.
ECMH supports strongly Mental Health Europe and this years theme "Better Together - Co-creating the future of mental health".
Mental Health Europe’s definition of co-creation: A collaborative approach involving all actors in mental health working together on an equal basis to develop and implement policies, services, programmes and communication that foster positive mental health according to a psychosocial model and human rights-based approach.
#ECMH2024 #EuropeanMentalHealthWeek #BetterTogether
European Mental Health Week 2024
www.mentalhealtheurope.org
Join the 2024 European Mental Health Week (13-19 May) to share stories, raise awareness, and discuss the impact of mental health in our lives.It is the International Day of the Midwife!
ECMH sends lots of love to all midwives out there. You are doing an amazing job and your role in promoting mental health of women and families is crucial ♥️
International Day of the Midwife
www.who.int
Midwives perform a vital service in providing care and support to women and their families while pregnant, throughout labour and during the period after a baby’s birth.Early Birds, one week left!
Registration with an Early Bird fee for 12th European Conference on Mental Health is available until April 30.
Book now at:
www.ecmh.eu
12th European Conference on Mental Health Krakow, Poland Monday Sep 09 – Wednesday Sep 11, 2024 Important dates Early Bird fee until April 30, 2024. Abstract submission ends June 12, 2024 Informatio...References
From the customers of the conference:
“ECMH offered many new insights and possible paths for personal professional development because of the excellent organisation and the interest in knowing about other models, projects, services …”
The atmosphere in ECMH was friendly and accepting, The organisers did an excellent job in ensuring the wellbeing of all participants. the organization of this conference and the care taken over its participants were immaculate.
We are in this all together, we have more common than differences and this attitude could helps all clinicians in their work but also in their personal lives.
“Personally I think it is an excellent conference. Really well put together, thoughtful, considerate, inspiring. People talk about the ECMH family – cliched but true.”
A fine possibility to meet other people working with mental health all over the world, share you knowledge and learn from the others, The content was relevant and up to date in terms of an ever changing landscape in the field of Mental Health. Its still the best learning and networking event of the year. The multi professional and service user oriented program and networking. ECMH is an excellent “platform” to learn new things and interact with other people with the same interests.
“The atmosphere was very welcoming and equal.”
It was an excellent conference, I met lots of like-minded people who are
working towards good mental health for all. The diversity of presenters,
speakers and posters was amazing. It truly was a conference for anyone
working in mental health in any field or sector. Great job.
Thank you so much for hosting us, this was my first time presenting at an international conference and was a really positive experience.
“ECMH is an “easy” conference to participate both for professionals and service users. Staff is easy-going and helpful. Program is always interesting and you have a great possibility to meet new people.”
“It is very important to meet each other in European context. To see how mental health is practised in other countries and look for ways to help each other to improve the quality of mental health.”
“Excellent possibility to learn new, develop yourself and your organization, meet and get new partners.”
From the blogs:
“The European Conference on Mental Health (ECMH) is relatively unique. It is one of very few events where lived experience, social care experience and health care experience are given equal prominence.”
“MHE would like to extend a big congratulations to all those who organised the conference.”
“The conference programme was full on, with some cracking keynote speakers at the start of each session.”
“It is no coincidence that Finland is internationally known by its role as a bridge-builder and peacemaker. To our minds, the way the conference was arranged and realised represents the Finnish culture, know-how and social design at its best!”
From the podcasts:
“I spend some time in European Conference on Mental Health, it was awesome”