Replay video of the day
List of Stands: Prevention and early intervention
- La Corassp
- Aba
- La main tendue
- Pro Juventute
- PositiveMinders
- Personne de confiance EPFL
- Stressnetwork
- Point Santé EPFL
- Trust and support Network EPFL – TSN
- CHUV
- Consultation sociale EPFL & consultation psychothérapeutique du CHUV
- Stop Suicide
- Pôle prévention de l’association des étudiant·es de l’EPFL (Agepoly)
The act of creation can be a great way to let off steam, to let go or to put your deepest feelings on canvas. In collaboration with COLORE TA VIE, we invite you to take part in the creation of a participative fresco on the Esplanade from 21 to 25 November from 12 noon to 2pm. Don’t miss this opportunity to express yourself freely!
The majority of mental illnesses strike between the ages of 15 and 30 years. As biologists and drug companies scramble to address the onset of disorders among young adults, there have been game-changing improvements in mental health support. Multidisciplinary early intervention significantly improves treatment response, helps people living with mental illness sustain relationships, safeguards cognitive abilities, reduces co-morbidities, and more. In this session, we’ll explore the intervention techniques employed at Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV) and discuss how young people can access these services, before opening the floor to a student discussion.
Participants
- Dr. Luis Alameda Médecin associé, Responsable du programme TIPP, Service de psychiatrie générale, Département de psychiatrie du CHUV / Associate Physician, Head of the Treatment and Early Intervention in Psychosis Program, General psychiatry Service, Department of Psychiatry, Lausanne University Hospital
- Dresse Sylvie Berney, MER, Médecin adjointe, Consultation psychothérapeutique pour étudiants EPFL, Unité ambulatoire d’accueil et interventions brèves, Service de psychiatrie générale, Département de psychiatrie du CHUV / Senior lecturer, Deputy Physician, Student’s psychotherapeutic consultation EPFL, Admissions and Brief Interventions Unit, General psychiatry Service, Department of Psychiatry, Lausanne University Hospital
- Dre Tatjana Franz, Cheffe de Clinique, Consultation psychothérapeutique pour étudiant·es EPFL, Unité ambulatoire d’accueil et interventions brèves, Service de psychiatrie générale, Département de psychatrie du CHUV / Head of clinic, Student’s psychotherapeutic consultation EPFL, Admissions and Brief Interventions Unit, General psychiatry Service,Department of Psychiatry, Lausanne University Hospital
- Pierre Gabioud (personal story) , étudiant master en sciences de communication / master student in communication system
Moderator
- Céline Aimetti
Replay podcast
Based on a true story from a “burnout survivor”, this workshop will reveal the red flags to look out for when it comes to personal exhaustion and burnout. With the early signs of burnout hard to detect, learn how adopting a “Welcoming Disruption” mindset will help you recognise triggers and ultimately prevent this silent risk – whether it affects you or the people you care for.
About Frédéric Meuwly
Frédéric Meuwly, Ph.D, is a doctor in biotechnology and graduated from EPFL in the field of life sciences. He quickly became interested in team management and developed his skills in organizational leadership and team coaching.
In 2011, he founded his company Actitudes Coaching in Vevey, and specializes in team consulting and coaching. Frédéric has developed several tools and methods of collective intelligence.
“Le soleil de trop près”
- Brieuc Carnaille, Director
- subtitles in English
After leaving the psychiatric hospital, Basile moves in with his sister, Sarah, his only relative and his closest ally as he looks to rebuild his life. A charismatic but unstable character, Basile manages to find a job and meets Élodie, a young single mother. Then he starts to dream of living a “normal” life.