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Mental Health of Refugees and Im/migrants: Addressing Impact of Separation on Families and Children (Recorded Version)

Mental Health of Refugees and Im/migrants: Addressing Impact of Separation on Families and Children (Recorded Version)

by Constance Cummings | Apr 4, 2019

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Mental Health of Refugees and Im/migrants: Addressing the Impact of Separation on Children and Families

Mental Health of Refugees and Im/migrants: Addressing the Impact of Separation on Children and Families

by Constance Cummings | Mar 9, 2019

Cultural Psychiatry 101, Episode 4

Cultural Psychiatry 101, Episode 4

by Constance Cummings | Jan 2, 2019

Migration and Resilience Webinar

Migration and Resilience Webinar

by Constance Cummings | Oct 29, 2018

Cultural Psychiatry 101, Episode 3

Cultural Psychiatry 101, Episode 3

by Constance Cummings | Aug 27, 2018

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UPCOMING EVENTS

  • COLLABORATION Partnership, Translation, Integration
    Thu Apr 16 2020, 08:00am EDT - Sat Apr 18 2020, 06:00pm EDT
    Marriott Providence Downtown Providence, Rhode Island

Our Mission

The Society for the Study of Psychiatry and Culture (SSPC) is a nonprofit, interdisciplinary organization devoted to furthering research, clinical care and education in cultural aspects of mental health and illness. We aim to promote cultural psychiatry in North American professional groups and to collaborate with national and international organizations in the development of policy and practice. Primarily rooted in North America, we provide an interface for domestic and international interests of cultural psychiatry and mental health.
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SSPC MEMBERS: How to Access Transcultural Psychiatry

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