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Zyab Ibañez, Miguel Perlado, Jorge Tió i David Saavedra, in collaboration with the Autonomous University of Barcelona, Pere Claver Grup, and the Congress of Mental Health Foundation, publish the book «Labyrinths of Wrath: Violent Extremism in Adolescence and Youth.».

The work is the result of the task developed by the Working Group of the Foundation «Radicalization processes».

The project was launched at the end of 2017, following the attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils, bringing together professionals from the educational, judicial, health, and rehabilitation fields into a multidisciplinary group. For almost three years, various working sessions were held uninterruptedly to exchange perspectives and experiences and share a central reference: to foster social cohesion and rich, plural democratic participation no entrenched according to ideological variables. The richness of the dialogue and reflection maintained within the group, after the Covid pandemic, and in alliance with the Institute of Government and Public Policies of the Autonomous University of Barcelona, led to the creation of this book. It offers elements of analysis for understanding the phenomenon, as well as the presentation of intervention experiences at multiple levels, contributing to a better definition of policies in the areas of prevention, intervention, evaluation, and research.

The book addresses one of the most concerning phenomena of our time, which is The rise of violent extremism among adolescents and young adults. With a multidisciplinary approach, it explores the existing causes and motivations behind youth radicalization. Often, identity crises, family dynamics, environment, or the influence of certain members of extremist groups themselves can impact the development of these violent behaviors. Prevention involves understanding young people's emotional vulnerabilities and offering them alternatives that allow them to channel their frustration constructively.

Labyrinths of Wrath an essential read for those interested in understanding the intricate paths that can lead someone toward radicalization. A thought-provoking read on one of the most worrying and complex issues facing today's global society.

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Jorge L. Tizón, Xavier Clèries, and Neri Daurella

The Future of Medicine and Medical Training Contemporary healthcare in technologically developed countries is rife with delicate situations that push the boundaries of clinical practice and even ethics. This is leading to escalating healthcare costs, professional disillusionment and burnout, and the rise of various alternative esoteric practices.

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Co-edited by: CCSM Foundation and Xoroi Editions With the collaboration of: Ministry of the Presidency Government of Spain Effects of the 1936 War, the Post-War Period, the Dictatorship, and the Transition on Citizen Subjectivity This book is a selection of articles based on the research "Trauma and Transmission in Generations," the first qualitative empirical study in the field of psychoanalysis and mental health on the effects of the 1936 War, the post-war period, the dictatorship, and the transition, and published in "Quaderns de Salut Mental"

Human rights and psychiatric hospitalization. For an ethics of capability. Diagnosed life.

This document is the result of analysis and reflection work carried out within the framework of the Ethics in Care Committee of the Catalan Congress Foundation for Mental Health (CEA - FCCSM) throughout 2013. During this period, the members of the CEA evaluated the situation of psychiatric hospitalization in Catalonia and its effects on the lives of patients and families through reflection, the testimonies of key actors, comparison with other national contexts, and debate.

PvP 5€ To acquire a printed copy, you must contact the CCSM Foundation by E-mail: info@fccsm.net or Tel.: 93 238 62 47 Download PDF version Index: Part 1 Human rights and psychiatric hospitalization 1) Introduction 2) Background 3) Psychiatric Admission in the Community Treatment Model 3.1. Issues Influencing its Viability 3.1.1. Experiences of Patients, Families, and Professionals 3.2. Reflections on Admission to an Acute Unit 3.2.1. Adults 3.2.1.1. Welcome and Support During Admission 3.2.2. Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults 4) Legal Consequences of Psychiatric Admission 5) Conclusions and Recommendations 5.1. Information and Training for Professionals 5.2. Aspects Facilitating Admission and Continuity of Care for Adults and Children/Adolescents 5.3. Specific Aspects to Consider in the Hospitalization of Children and Adolescents 5.4. Hospitalization Conditions and Protective Measures at Discharge 5.5. Intervention and Role of the Judge in Psychiatric Hospitalization 6) Bibliography 2nd Part Journey for an ethics of capability Diagnosed life 1) Toward an Ethics of Capability. 1.1. Impact of the United Nations Convention “on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities” (New York 2006) within our legislation 1.2. Impact of the United Nations Convention “on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities” (New York 2006) and its repercussions in the field of care for people with mental health problems 2) The Diagnosed Life 2.1. Words are not things. The DSMs and the dissolution of the subject Is a theoretical classification possible? Signs or symptoms? An asocial and extra-moral psychiatry? To be or to have? 2.2. Misuses, perversions, and commercial uses of the DSM Administrative misuse Clinical misuse Commercial misuse    

Human rights and psychiatric hospitalization. For an ethics of capability. Diagnosed life.

This document is the result of analytical and reflective work developed within the framework of the Care Ethics Committee of the Catalan Congress of Mental Health Foundation (CEA - FCCSM) throughout 2013. During the aforementioned period, CEA members evaluated the situation of psychiatric hospitalization in Catalonia and its effects on the lives of patients and family members through reflection, testimonials from key stakeholders, comparison with other national contexts, and debate.

PvP 5€ To acquire a print copy, you must contact the CCSM Foundation via E-mail: info@fccsm.net or Tel.: 93 238 62 47 Download PDF version

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1a Part Human rights and psychiatric hospitalization 1) Introduction 2) Background 3) Psychiatric Admission in the Community Treatment Model 3.1. Issues Affecting its Feasibility 3.1.1. Experiences of Patients, Families, and Professionals 3.2. Reflections on Admission to an Acute Unit 3.2.1. Adults 3.2.1.1. Welcome and Support During Admission 3.2.2. Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults 4) Legal Consequences of Psychiatric Admission 5) Conclusions and Recommendations 5.1. Information and Training for Professionals 5.2. Aspects Facilitating Admission and Continuity of Care for Both Adults and Children/Adolescents 5.3. Specific Aspects to Consider in the Hospitalization of Children and Adolescents 5.4. Hospitalization Conditions and Protection Measures at the Time of Discharge 5.5. Intervention and Role of the Judge in Psychiatric Hospitalization 6) Bibliography 2nd Part A Journey Towards a Capability Ethics Diagnosed life 1) For an Ethics of Capability. 1.1. Impact of the United Nations Convention “on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities” (New York 2006) on our legislation 1.2. Impact of the United Nations Convention “on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities” (New York 2006) and its repercussions in the field of care for persons with mental health problems 2) Diagnosed Life 2.1. Words are not things. The DSMs and the dissolution of the subject Is a-theoretical classification possible? Signs or symptoms? An asocial and extra-moral psychiatry? To be or to have? 2.2. Misuses, perversions, and commercial uses of the DSM Administrative misuse Clinical misuse Commercial misuse

3rd Catalan Congress of Mental Health Mental Health Needs and Responses: Building Care MEMORIAL Carolina Meléndez Barcelona, February 23, 24, and 25, 2006 CD Edited Version. CD Menu Congress Program - Conferences: - CONSIDERATION OF THE SUBJECT IN MENTAL HEALTH. Emiliano Galende. - THOUGHT AND EXPERIENCE IN HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATIONS. Josep M. Terricabras. - CONSTRUCTING CARE: PRESENCES, MIRRORS, AND WORDS. Rosa M. Alberdi. - Round Tables: - THE SUBJECT AND ITS CONSTRUCTION. Aureli Gràcia, Leonor Ancochea, Marta Berruelo, Hasfa Chbani, and Àngels Vives. - HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATIONS UNDER DEBATE. CRITICAL VISIONS FROM USERS, PROFESSIONALS, MANAGEMENT, AND CONSULTANCY. Joan Roma, Claudi Camps, Joana Martínez, Lluís Albaigès, and Teresa Marfull. - THE CONSTRUCTION OF CARE. Itziar González, Sebastià Serrano, José Guimón, and Joan Fortuny. - Other Plenaries: - PRESENTATION OF THE ASSISTIVE ETHICS COMMITTEE (FCCSM). Alícia Roig, Jordi Marfà. - THE MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTIONS MASTER PLAN UNDER DEBATE. Cristina Molina, Joan Colom, and Josep Ramos. - Debate Tables: - THE MIND-BODY CONTINUUM, A TRANS CULTURAL VIEW. Oriol Vall, Tai Mooi, Adil Qureshi, Joan Obiols, José A. Díez, and Ada Ruiz. - SUBJECTIVITY AND “MODERN TIMES”. Lluís Farré, Teresa Sunyé, M. Jesús Murria, Estel Salomó, and Anna Segura. - THE BURNOUT OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS. Jordi Cebrià, Victòria Mazo, Salvador García, and Albert Mariné. - TEAMS, RELATIONSHIPS, AND NETWORKS IN HEALTH. Joana Alegret, Eva Cozzetti, Amparo del Pino, Teresa Aragonés, and José Leal. - CARE – FAMILY – SOCIETY. Àngel Martínez, Lluís Isern, Neri Daurella, and Teresa Rossell. - COMMUNICATION AS A CORNERSTONE OF CARE. José L. Bimbela, Carme Ollé, Manel Anoro, and Montse Martínez. - Free Communications - Discussion Forums - Workshops Working Groups - WG1: The Subject and its Construction - WG2: Services, Organizations, and Professionals - WG3: The Construction of Care Posters Carolina Meléndez Memorial Cultural Program Closing Photo Gallery

Dossier on Legislation and Ethical Aspects of Mental Health PROTECTION OF RIGHTS AND DIGNITY: mental health legislation Download PDF version Index: 1) Introduction 2) Informed consent in mental health 3) Confidentiality 4) Advance directives in mental health 5) Incapacity 6) Involuntary admission 7) Admission and treatment of minors 8) Restrictive measures 9) Bibliography

Mandatory Outpatient Treatment Restrictive Measures Prepared by the Steering Group of the Healthcare Ethics Committee Index: 1) Presentation 2) Reflections and proposals regarding the regulation of Mandatory Outpatient Treatment 3) Study on Restrictive Measures in mental health hospital units: "Mechanical Restraint / Seclusion"

Mandatory Outpatient Treatment Restrictive Measures Developed by the Steering Group of the Care Ethics Committee Download PDF version Index: 1) Introduction 2) Reflections and proposals regarding the regulation of Mandatory Outpatient Treatment 3) Study on Restrictive Measures in hospital mental health units: "Mechanical Restraint / Seclusion"

The teaching of madness Francesc Tosquelles Index: 1) Introduction 2) Tosquelles and Catalonia 3) Staging

The socio-occupational reintegration of patients with severe mental disorders (SMD) Prepared by the working group: Francisco Checa, Josep Clusa, Rafael Clusa, Lluís Isern, Teresa Rossell, and Ada Ruiz. Download PDF version Index: 1) Introduction 2) Work, society, and mental health 3) The labor dimension in the recovery process of WMSDs 4) The interdepartmental agency for socio-labor reintegration 5) The labor insertion program 6) Conclusions

Jorge Luis Tizón "Evidence-Based Assistance and Psychotherapy: Is the Evidence Clear?" Juan L. Linares "Scientific evidence or evidence" Alejandro Avila "Contributions of Research in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. Notes on the Interest in Process Research" Jorge Canestri "Epistemological Bases of the Validity of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy" Peter Fonagy, Anthony Rott, Anna Higgit "Psychodynamic Psychotherapies: Evidence-Based Practice and Clinical Wisdom" Jaume Aguilar "Psychotherapy, psychoanalytic, and empirical research" Màrius Morlans "Ethics and Research" Monograph of the Conference “Scientific evidence or evidence and good practices: let's talk about it

Presentation of the Study: REPRESSION, SILENCE, MEMORY, AND MENTAL HEALTH. TRAUMA AND TRANSMISSION.Effects of the Spanish Civil War (1936), the post-war period, the dictatorship, and the transition on the subjectivity of citizens in Catalonia. Research Project Directors: Anna Miñarro and Teresa Morandi

Questions surrounding ethics and transmission: Fina Birulès, Rafa Xambó, Isabel Clara Simó, Pere Folch i Mateu "Forget and Remember” Trinidad Gallego, Segimon Obradors, Miguel Nuñez, Josefina Piquet The forgotten have the floor Isabel Olesti, Montserrat Armengou Homage to the association “Les Dones del 36” and to all those silenced. Closing: Àngels Vives

Bernard Golse (A. Lasa) «First Interactions and Origins of the Psyche» Albert Mariné «Work, leisure, well-being and health» Maria Casado «The Ethical Conflict» M. Jesús Izquierdo «Care in individuals and groups: Who cares. Social organization and gender» Assumpta Soler «Caring: A Public and Collective Responsibility» José Leal «The care of individuals... JOsep Moya and co. «Health versus illness» Ramón Echevarría «Toward a Complex Conception of Mental Health. Against the Corrosion of Character» M. Jesús Buxó «Virtual Senoriality and Artificial Reality» M. Carmen Jiménez «Reflections on the concept of the unconscious in history» Victor Korman «The unconscious, today» Josep Ramos «Conclusions of the 2nd CCSM»

Agustí de Semir "Intervention at the closing of the First Catalan Congress of Mental Health. Emili Mira i López Memorial" Jorge L. Tizon "Determination and determinism in psychopathology" Manuel Desviat "How are public authorities interested in mental health?" Manuel-Luis Lopez "Mental Health and the Crisis of the Social Bond" Rosa Segarra "Gender stereotypes and health repercussions" Josefina Fernandez "The child as an active subject" Mari Carmen Domínguez "Is our society promoting mental health for children and adolescents?" Francisco Mora "Mind and Brain: Some Reflections Inferred from Current Neuroscientific Knowledge" Manuel Vázquez Montalbán "Information, Identity, and Hope as a Secular Virtue"

Enrique Lafuente "Towards Efficient Serenity: Emili Mira i López and Mental Health" Benedetto Saraceno "Citizenship as a form of tolerance" Ladislao Lara "Mental health in Andalusia: an integrated management of services" Isabel Menzies "The effect of the functioning of organizations on the health of their members" Maria Jesus Buxo "The family, object and subject of mental health" Raimon Bonal "New social marginalization and mental health"