"The aim is to decrease suicidal behaviour and to support people who suffer from depression to get the help that they need," Rainer Mere, psychologist and researcher at the Estonian-Swedish Mental Health and Suicidology Institute (ERSI) and #MENTBEST member said at the 7th Mental Health Dialogues.
In #Estonia, #schools seemed the obvious place to start. They were already saturated. #Kindergartens? Immediate interest.
Real dissemination means following where genuine interest is, not just where you expected it.
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#MENTBEST was featured in #SanaMente (@elperiodico) through an article on #MENTINA, our app aimed at reducing depressive symptoms in patients with depression.
Research that doesn't reach the public is incomplete research; reducing stigma starts with how mental health is portrayed in the media.
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Read the article: mentbest.com/communications…
Last week in Limerick, community facilitators completed a Train the Trainer programme in mental health awareness and suicide prevention. Now they are equipped to bring that training back to their own communities.
Organised by @NSRF_Ireland, Limerick Alliance for Mental Health Support and UCC School of Public Health, as part of #MENTBEST.
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Read more: mentbest.com/updates/news/t…
From our team, Menbest, psychologist Rainer Mere says communities reaching to the project proactively is a good way to measure the impact of communicating the project and sustain it.
From our team, Menbest, psychologist Rainer Mere says that it is important to have cultural context depending on the country you are implementing your project but until an extend because the intervation has to be the same.