Conference “Migration and mental health in a globalised world” 27th March 2020 Postponed until further notice Auditori CosmoCaixa c/ d’Isaac Newton, 26, 08022 Barcelona Programme 9.00h Accreditations 9.15h Opening Valentí Farràs, Director of CosmoCaixa Francesc Vilurbina, Director of Fundació Vidal i Barraquer Josep Ballester, Secretary......
As the culmination of more than a quarter of intense debate on the networks, the “Mental Health” Forum of the Public newspaper, coordinated by Dr Achotegui, has organized a closing ceremony on Wednesday, March 25th at the Universidad Pontificia de Comillas in Madrid. Postponed until......
On Thursday, February 6th, 2020, Professor Joseba Achotegui gave a lecture at the School of Humanities and Social Science of the University of Liverpool....
The recognised North American journal “Psychoanalytic Dialogues – The International Journal of Relational Perspectives” has published the last article from Joseba Achotegui: Migrants Living in Very Hard Situations: Extreme Migratory Mourning (The Ulysses Syndrome). Abstract The article addresses the study of the specific characteristics of......
On 12th November 2019, Professor Joseba Achotegui talked about “the Spanish exile in England” at King’s College in London....
On Wednesday, December 4th, Dr Joseba Achotegui will present the Italian version of his successful book Migratory Intelligence, which has been published by the publishing house “Aracne editrice”. The presentation will be moderated by the psychologist and psychotherapist Sofía Ibarra; Leticia Marin (transcultural and migration......
Intervention of Dr. Achotegui at the United Nations today. Reading and approval of the manifesto for the right to family reunification and for help to immigrants with Ulysses Syndrome. ...
Next Thursday, October 10, Dr Joseba Achotegui will participate in a session at the UN in New York on the family reunification of immigrants and Ulysses Syndrome. During the presentation, he will deliver, together with other members of the Athena Network, their Manifesto to the......
Dr Joseba Achotegui has published the article “Migrants Living in Very Hard Situations: Extreme Migratory Mourning (The Ulysses Syndrome)” by “Psychoanalytic Dialogues. The International Journal of Relational Perspectives“. The article addresses the study of the specific characteristics of a particular type of mourning, migratory mourning.......
Next May 30, at 5:00 pm, Dr. Joseba Achotegui will give a talk at the University of Oxford, where he will talk about “Immigrants who live in extreme situations: Immigrant syndrome with stress and migratory grief – Ulysses syndrome “ DATA Venue: COMPAS –......
