Participation and Cooperation
Collaboration with other entities and international cooperation
Awareness and Training
Conferences, Symposia, and Other Activities
Reflection and innovation
Working groups, CEA and Children and Adolescence Committee
Statement on the genocide in Gaza
From the Working Group on Children and Youth of the Catalan Congress of Mental Health Foundation (FCCSM), we raise our voices to denounce the atrocities suffered by the Palestinian population, and especially by children and adolescents.
7th Catalan Congress of Mental Health 2021
Digital society, pandemic and mental health
Causes, aesthetic pressure, and discomfort in childhood and adolescence
From early childhood, suffering related to the body is observed. The hypersexualization of childhood, exaggerated concern about body image, and comments surrounding fatphobia and the importance of having a normative body are commonplace, and seem to be on the rise.
Addressing professionalism
El 13 de març de 2025 es va celebrar a la Biblioteca Josefina Castellví de Bon Pastor l’Àgora «Abordant el Professionalisme», coorganitzada pel FoCAP, l’AEN-Catalunya i la FCCSM. La jornada va reflexionar sobre els reptes i les tensions que afecten actualment l’exercici professional en els àmbits sanitari, educatiu i de salut mental. Es va abordar [...]
Postgraduate Diploma in Collective Mental Health. 12th edition
The Postgraduate Program in Collective Mental Health is a participatory and interactive learning proposal that constantly fuses theory and practice, with master classes, group analysis sessions, and direct bodily experience workshops.
Art and recovery processes in mental health
A partir de la 1a Jornada sobre “CREATIVITAT, CULTURA I SALUT MENTAL”, celebrada al Centre Arts Santa Mònica a l’octubre de 2023 i amb la perspectiva del 8è Congrés Català de Salut Mental sobre el mateix tema, previst per novembre 2025, el passat 12 de desembre va tenir lloc la 2a Jornada de treball [...]
Proposals to improve the emotional well-being of young adults in digital society:
Since the early 21st century, various social researchers have been creating a new field of study surrounding young adulthood. This impetus stems from the lengthening period between the onset of puberty and the fulfillment of expectations regarding adult roles such as financial independence and family formation.