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Join the biggest humanities event in the mental health discourse
Available types of participation
panel proposals oral presentations posters listeners
Phenomenology and Mental HealthNetwork
Open Seminars in Philosophy and Psychiatry Foundation is honored to host the 21st Annual Conference of the International Network for Philosophy and Psychiatry ‘Experts in Mental Health’ that will take place from 22 to 24 October 2019 in Staszic Palace, Warsaw.
We invite panel proposals, oral presentations as well as posters.
90 minutes panel proposals should include a chair plus a maximum of 3 participants. Oral presentations should not exceed 30 minutes including discussion.
For each type of participation please submit an abstract of 200-500 words via the online registration form.
The deadline for submissions is 30 August 2019. Deadlines for reduced fees are March 31 and June 30.
The invitation to take part in the 21st Annual Conference INPP 2019 is open to researchers, professionals, and persons working and/or interested in the field of mental health, including philosophers, sociologists, historians, psychiatrists, psychologists, thera-pists, medical doctors, nurses, etc.
Workshops and accompanying events will take place in Warsaw and other cities during the conference and for a few days after. Gala and artistic part is scheduled for the second day of the conference.
www.osfp.org.pl/inpp2019 [email protected]
1) Expertise in mental health (psychiatrists, psychotherapists, social workers, experts by experience); transcultural expertise; pseudo-expertise (Strassendiagnose); the abuse of expertise; developing skills in decision-making, diagnosis and treatment; expertise and responsibility; the history of psychiatric expertise;
2) The role of diagnostic categories: systems of classification and their role in diagnosis; scientific status of psychiatric knowledge; neuroscientific basis of diagnosis; new psychopathologies;
3) Psychiatric patients: patients as experts; psychiatric users’ movements; peer-support services; recovery and self-help movements;
4) Cultures of healing and psychiatric models: methodological pluralism; diversity and mental health; psychodynamic, existential-phenomenological, behavioral, and ecological perspectives in psychiatry; psychodynamic schools; open dialogues; cognitive sciences models;
5) Psychiatry and values: ethical codes and dilemmas in mental health; the ethics of psychopharmacology; neuropsychiatric ethics; values-based practice; ethical perspectives on suicide;
6) Critical perspectives: antipsychiatry, postpsychiatry; mental illness and spiritual and religious experience; the abuse of expertise;
7) Psychiatry and philosophical practice: philosophy as therapy; phenomenology and mental health; philosophy for mental health care;
8) Representations of madness: literature, fine arts, cinema, theatre, and popular culture;
Specific Topics
Confirmed Keynote Speakers:
Bogdan de Barbaro - Jagiellonian University Medical College
Andrzej Czernikiewicz - Maria Curie-Skłodowska University
Paweł Dybel - Polish Academy of Sciences
Thomas Fuchs - University of Heidelberg
Leonor Irarrázaval - University of Heidelberg
Paweł Łuków - University of Warsaw
Michael Musalek - Anton Proksch Institute
Marcin Miłkowski - Polish Academy of Sciences
Jean Naudin - University of the Mediterranean
Zofia Rosińska - University of Warsaw
Louis Sass - Rutgers University
Michael A. Schwartz - Texas A&M Health Science Center
Drozdstoy Stoyanov - Plovdiv Medical University
Jacek Wciórka – Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in Warsaw
Szymon Wróbel - Polish Academy of Sciences
Peter Zachar - Auburn University at Montgomery
INPP Founding Officers:
Bill Fulford - University of Oxford
John Sadler - UT Southwestern Medical Center
Giovanni Stanghellini - University of Chieti
Team
Chairs of the Organising Committee:
Krystyna Bielecka - University of WarsawAgnieszka Brejwo - University of WarsawMarcin Moskalewicz - Poznan University of Medical Sciences, University of OxfordAndrzej Kapusta - Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, OSFP FoundationMira Marcinów – Polish Academy of SciencesJakub Tercz – OSFP Foundation, University of Warsaw (President of the Org. Cmte)
Till the end of March
Till the end of June
Till the end of August
Standard Fee (for panel, oral and poster presentations)*
700 850 1000
Standard Fee (for poster presentation) *
500 650 800
Undergraduate, postgraduate students (for speakers and chairs of panels) *
400 500 600
Undergraduate, postgraduate students (for poster presentations) *
300 400 500
Each workshop ** +150 +150 +150
Passive participation (without poster / lecture / workshop / panel) for all days***
200 250 300
Passive participation (without poster / lecture / workshop / panel) for one day***
100 150 200
* The registration fee includes access to the plenary, satellite and poster sessions, delegate’s kit, certificate of attendance, conference lunches and coffee breaks, together with Gala Dinner and Artistic Part.
** Workshops are available for both speakers and passive listeners by separate registration form. Detailed information on the workshops will be published successively.
*** Fee includes: delegate’s kit (book of abstracts, certificate of attendance, souvenir etc.), refreshments breaks and lunches, welcome cocktail, entrance to the conference plenary, satellite and poster sessions. Workshops attendance must be registered and paid separately.
Conference Fees PLN currency
All news about Polish and International guests, keynote speakers, lecturers, panels and poster sessions as well as available workshops and accompanying events will be published successively on our website and INPP 2019 Facebook event page.
Workshops and Accompanying Events
Program
Workshops available for both active participants and passive listeners will be organized during INPP 2019 and for a few days after. The cost of each workshop is 150 PLN. It is mandatory to register on-line.
We are also planning accompanying events in other cities.
On the second day of the conference all participants are welcome to the event Gala Party – included in the conference fee!
To stay up to date with all INPP 2019 news please follow the INPP Facebook Event and visit regularly the official Conference website.
www.osfp.org.pl/inpp2019
The history of the Staszic Palace dates to 1620. In 1818 the building was purchased by Stanisław Staszic, a leader of the Polish Enlightenment, who ordered its renovation in a neoclassical style. Afterawrds Staszic transferred the building to the Society of Friends of Science, the first Polish scientific organization.
The Staszic Palace is now the headquarters of the Polish Academy of Sciences, which includes, inter alia, the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology. The palace also houses the headquarters of other scientific institutions, such as the Polish Phenomenological Association.
INPP 2019 Venue
Staszic Palace72 Nowy Świat, Warsaw, Poland
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We invite companies, non-profit organizations and individual sponsors to INPP 2019 conference.
We can associate your brand with the most important world event in the intersection of humanities and mental health practice that will gather researchers from all man-inhabited continents.
The INPP 2019 could mean for you:
Advertisement in promotional materials, both on-line and realINPP promotional movie with your logotypeYour logo in hundreds of international emails – both individual and institutionalYour mark in dozens of Facebook post
Time for your lecture during the eventExhibition tableRoll up, banners and other material advertisement 200 inserts to delegates` kits
Diploma with official acknowledgementPackage of 20 photosInformation about you in a memorial film
All conditions are set individually.
To contact us and create your offer: [email protected].
Aims of the Network:
● To support educational, research, policy and service initiatives in mental health that are based on valuing individual and cultural differences and respecting diversity
● To contribute to such initiatives through rigorous philosophical and cross-disciplinary work on the concepts guiding mental health practice
● To facilitate collaborative learning through exchange of ideas, experience, knowledge and skills
● To work with national, local and subject-based organi-sations with appropriate aims, in developing and strengthe ning their unique identities
Key Activities:
Publishing: INPP has its own book series: International Perspectives in Philosophy and Psychiatry, published by Oxford University Press. The cross-disciplinary field of philosophy and psychiatry is also well served by the journal PPP: Philosophy, Psychiatry & Psychology published by Johns Hopkins University Press.Meetings: INPP functions to coordinate international meetings. Such meetings are planned and promoted by the Network by mutual agreement between the members, playing a facilitative rather than executive role. As well as promoting its own core meetings, the Network promotes and supports other relevant conferences.Education: INPP provides a forum for the exchange of ideas, initiatives and experience of teaching and learning in the cross-disciplinary field of philosophy and mental health. This includes the exchange of information about courses and seminars, and access to educational resources including literature databases.Research: INPP functions to provide a resource of information and contacts for people working in and coming into the cross-disciplinary field.
International Network for Philosophy and Psychiatry provides a collaborative research and education forum to support organisations and individuals involved in conceptual and ethical work in psychiatry and related disciplines. INPP is a registered international charity (Charity Commission no. 1101747).
Photos credits of the INPP Annual Conference 2019 Folder:
page 1 – Eliasz Robakiewicz; pages 2-5, 8-10 – Maryla Boguszewska; page 6 – Jakub Tercz; page 7: top – Wikimedia Commons, down – Polish Academy of Sciences
All photos (except on page 7) were taken during OSF-P Foundation events and are its property.
The Open Seminars on Philosophy and Psychiatry Foundation was officially registered as a non-profit organisation in the middle of the 2018, but as an informal group operated since April 2015, when the first conference from the Open Seminars on Philosophy and Psychiatry series was arranged. Since that time we hosted seven conferences and organized many discussion meetings, lectures, panels and workshops in Poland, gathering about 100 speakers and over 1000 participants. We oparate in Warsaw and Lublin.
Among others, we are the partner of The Mental Health Congress that strives for implementation of the National Mental Health Protection Program (NPOZP) in Poland, a regular partner and co-organizer of PsychoCinema series (Lublin, 2015-) and the main partner of nationwide Polish project of Standards of the Mental Health. We also initiated the theater group „Crisis” run by people with mental issues. We also provide charity help for Children and Adolescent Department, psychiatric hospital ward in Lublin (Abramowice).
Our main aim is to integrate the research community in the humanities / social sciences, psy-chiatrists, therapist, people with mental issues experiences and all citizens in order to make a change in social awareness toward more open, reflexive and inclusive direction. We are convinced that the mental health problems concern all of us and are not just private, but social and global issues, and can not be solved without ethical and philosophical reflection.
Open Seminars on Philosophy and Psychiatry Foundation36 Komisji Edukacji Narodowej Ave, Ofc. 112BWarsaw, 02-797 [email protected]/english