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Seminar ‘How to Treat People with Mental Disorders’

The seminar is organized by Independent Psychiatric Association of Russia in cooperation with public organization ‘Ivanovo Regional Society of Human Rights’, Commission on Human Rights by the Governor of Ivanovo Region and Department of the Internal Policy of Ivanovo Region with the financial support of European Commission.

International experts and specialists from IPA and other Russian organizations will make reports and answer questions of the participants on such issues as basic knowledge on psychological disorders, psychological diseases, dissociations, incapability, medical criteria of incapability, legal status of citizens with mental disorders, etc.

Published: May 28, 2010 Author: Liubov Vinogradova

When: Friday, 28. May 2010 9.30 a.m.
To: Friday, 28. May 2010
Where: Ivanovo, Ivanovo
Host: Independent Psychiatric Association of Russia in cooperation with public organization ‘Ivanovo Regional Society of Human Rights’, Commission on Human Rights by the Governor of Ivanovo Region and Department of the Internal Policy of Ivanovo Region
Contact: Liubov Vinogradova (vinograd@npar.ru / +7 495 625 06 20)

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