¡La 6ª temporada de Cafés Científicos sobre Salud Mental se descentraliza! ☕ El 27 de agosto dimos inicio a esta actividad de proyección a la comunidad, y que en esta oportunidad suma en total seis cafés, con la charla “La Psicoterapia: una herramienta potente contra la depresión” realizada por nuestra Investigadora Adjunta Paula Dagnino, que se realizó en el Café Literario Parque Balmaceda de Santiago. El próximo 15 de octubre es la segunda charla/café científico de esta temporada que se llevará a cabo en Temuco y está a cargo de nuestro Director, Juan Pablo Jiménez, quien se referirá a la “Salud mental universitaria”. La 6ª temporada continúa con el café científico “Mindfulness: práctica para el bienestar emocional y físico” de nuestro Investigador Joven Sebastián Medieros del 28 de octubre que tendrá lugar en Valparaíso. Ver todo el Scientific Cafés Program
MIDAP's Scientific Cafés in Santiago have become a traditional activity that garners interest and loyalty from the public. It is a citizen participation initiative that aims to create a space for conversation so that the general community can learn about various aspects of MIDAP's work in Depression and Personality, learn about specific mental health issues of mass interest, and raise awareness about mental health prevention, treatment, and promotion.
In 2019, in order to introduce new developments and, above all, respond to requests from the regional community, we organized this season in Santiago, Valparaíso, and Temuco, in the latter two cities in conjunction with two of our host universities: the University of Valparaíso (UV) and the University of La Frontera (UFRO). MIDAP researchers based in Santiago travel to these locations to showcase the latest research and applications on topics related to Depression and Personality, tailoring them to the needs and interests of these communities.
Each session is designed to be conducive to after-work conversations, so it begins at 6:00 PM with a welcome coffee for attendees. The session then begins with a talk, during which the researcher continually seeks interaction with the audience, concluding with an open discussion on the topic discussed.
All activities are free, but registration is required. Each talk is also video-recorded, so the recording is posted on our YouTube channel and available for those who were unable to attend.
¡Los esperamos!
