The 22nd Asahi Ward Mental Health and Welfare Seminar will be held! [It will be held online! ]

Through experiences presentations by people with mental illness and lectures by experts, everyone with or without mental illness, think together about what is important to connect with the community and live with peace of mind. Let's!

Last Updated January 18, 2021

How to live with a sense of purpose in a familiar area...
What kind of image do you have for us? Is that all "scared"?
Don't worry about "safety" because of fear. With just one image, we have "difficulty to live."
In addition, did you know that some people have completely changed their lives due to coronavirus?
I'll tell you my true thoughts from TV or radio now. "

Date and time / place [This year, we will hold online format (ZOOM)! ]

Saturday, February 27, 2021 13:00-15:00 (Connection starts at 12:30)

[Part 1] Experience presentation
[Part 2] Lecture
"What is an area where everyone can live easily-based on the" difficulty living "feeled by people with mental disabilities-"
Lecturer: Masako Kageyama (Department of Health Sciences, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine / Department of Public Health Nursing / Associate Professor / Public Health Nurse)

Lecturer profile

●Mr. Masako Kageyama
Born in Yokohama, moved to Osaka when he was in elementary school. Graduated from the Department of Nursing, Osaka University College of Medicine.
After working as a hospital nurse, he joined transfer at the University of Tokyo. Completed master's and doctoral programs in the field of regional nursing.
After working as a public health nurse at a health center, working as a public health nurse at a health center, and worked as an assistant professor at the Graduate School of Regional Nursing at the University of Tokyo.
The main research themes are family support and childcare support for people with mental disabilities.
<Main Books> There is "Mental Disability and Recovery Talked by the Parties" (YPS Yokohama Peer Staff Association, edited by Masako Kageyama) (Akashi Shoten).

Participation fee

Free of charge

Capacity

The first 500 people (advance application required)

How to apply

Please access this URL and fill out the application form with required items.
Details such as ZOOM ID will be sent to those who apply at a later date by e-mail.
Click here to apply.
https://www.e-shinsei.city.yokohama.lg.jp/yokohama/uketsuke/form.do?acs=asahi22seishinseminar2021 (external site)
　

Application period

From Monday, January 11, 2021 to Wednesday, February 10, 2021
If you wish to have a sign language interpreter on the day, please apply by Sunday, January 31.
For more information, please refer to the flyer.

Flyer (PDF: 927KB)

Press release materials

Precautions

Please check the following precautions by the day of the event.
<Online holding>
・You can participate from a PC, smartphone, or tablet.
・We will use the video lecture system Zoom (Zoom) webinars for online holdings.
・In the webinar, the video of the viewer will not be displayed on the screen.
・We will inform you about the flow of the day by e-mail at a later date.
・If you have any questions about how to use it, please contact us.
<Asahi Ward Office Elderly and Disabled Support Division> Phone: 045-954-6145
Asahi Ward Life Support Center “Hot Pot”> Phone: 045-953-6727

To the page of "Citizens' Association to Walk Together" (outside site)

Information can also be found on this website.

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