The Thursday Collective Mental Health Debate Series“ it was promoted within the framework of the collaboration agreement between the Rovira i Virgili University and the FCCSM, linked to the Postgraduate Degree in Collective Mental Health.

The goal of the series was to promote’exchange of knowledge and experiences around the collective and transdisciplinary dimension of health.

One of the sessions, held on June 17, dedicated themselves to interdisciplinarity in mental health.
The session featured Alicia Stolkiner and the participation of professionals in psychology, psychiatry, and anthropology.

The debate highlighted the need to incorporate different disciplines and perspectives in the approach to mental health.

The October 14 A second webinar was held, led by Suely Rolnik, titled “What do spiders suggest to us? Other ideas for decolonizing the unconscious”.

The session explored new perspectives on the unconscious, subjectivity, and thought processes in mental health.

Overall, the series offered spaces for critical reflection, transdisciplinary dialogue and exchange of experiences.

Webinars expanded access to these debates and helped enrich the perspective on collective mental health.

Watch webinar video  «Interdisciplinarity in Mental Health»

On October 14th, the webinar took place: «What do spiders suggest to us? Other ideas for decolonizing the unconscious» in charge of Suely Rolnik (Brazil), you are a psychoanalyst, researcher, and curator. Full Professor at the Pontifical Catholic University/PUC SP (in the Post-graduate program in Clinical Psychology, where you created the Transdisciplinary Nucleus for the Study of Subjectivity), and with the participation of Martin Correa-Urquiza,anthopologist, URV professor, Co-Director Postgraduate Collective Mental Health.

Watch webinar video «What do spiders suggest to us? Other ideas for decolonizing the unconscious”