World Association of Social Psychiatry

World Association of Social Psychiatry

Nature of man and his cultures – Prevention and treatment of his vicissitudes and disorders – Founded 1964

  • W.A.S.P.
    • President’s message
    • WASP Executive Committee
    • WASP Statutes
  • History
    • Purpose and past Presidents
    • The life of the W.A.S.P. from 1964 to 1992
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
      • Healthier Longer Lives
      • II Congress on Mental Health Moscow
      • WASP Regional Congress SONEPSYN
      • XXIII WASP Congress
    • Past Events
      • 1st Congress of the European Society for Social Psychiatry 3-6 July 2018
      • 19th Congress EPA Section of Epidemiology and Social Psychiatry April 4-7, 2018 – Vienna
      • 24th NCIASP Indian Association for Social Psychiatry
      • The 2nd WASP REGIONAL CONGRESS
      • WPA CVII World Congress Berlin 2017
      • 8th World Congress for Psychotherapy 2017
      • Human Development and Psychiatry : State of the Art Annual Congress 2017
      • ISPS 20th International Congress
      • XVII International Congress of AIFREF
      • Conference of the International Federation for Psychotherapy
      • Human Development and Psychiatry : State of the Art Annual Congress 2017
      • Migration and Families in Europe: National and Local Perspectives at a Time of Euroscepticism
      • 18th EPA Section Meeting
      • WASP 2016 New Delhi
      • WPA Regional Congress – Kochi, India – 25-27 Sep 2015
      • 2nd European Congress for Social Psychiatry
      • 1st WASP Jubilee – London – Nov 2014
      • XVII World Congress of the WADP
      • 21st World Congress of Social Psychiatry, Lisbon
      • Photos from the WASP 20th World Congress in Marrakech
      • Past WASP Meetings
      • Athens declaration on living with schizophrenia
  • Scientific Sections
    • WASP SECTION ON COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH
    • RECOVERY
    • MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY
    • WASP SECTION ON FAMILY INTERVENTION PROGRAMS
    • WASP TASK FORCE ON COERCION IN PSYCHIATRY
    • PREVENTIVE PSYCHIATRY
    • SUICIDE
    • SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY AND BIOLOGICAL THERAPIES
    • MIGRATION AND MENTAL HEALTH
    • CLASSIFICATION IN PSYCHIATRY
  • Yves Pelicier Prize
  • Declaration of Kobe
  • ASSOCIATIONS
    • Austria
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    • Chilie
    • Egypt
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    • India
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    • Korea
    • Madagascar
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    • Romania
    • Sri Lanka
    • Sweden
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    • USA
  • Newsletters
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    • Other
  • Resources
    • Documents
      • Excessive social media use affects emotional growth
      • Cultural Determinance
      • Health
        • Access to Health Care
        • Mental Health
        • Public Health
        • Rehabilitation and Mental Health
      • Ethics
      • EUFAMI’s latest @Bulletin No 11 – December 2016.
      • La psychiatrie sociale en mouvement
      • Manifeste “Agissons”
      • Migrants and Refugees
      • Mental Health Among Displaced People and Refugees: Making the Case for Action at The World Bank Group
      • Online Resources in Transcultural Mental Health
      • Poverty
      • Psychiatry
        • Child Psychiatry
        • Disabled Psychiatry
        • Integrative Psychology
        • Internet Technology and Social Psychiatry
        • Neuropsychology and Social Psychology
        • Psychotherapy
        • Social Psychiatry
      • Release of UNHCR review document on ‘culture, context and mental health of Somali refugees
      • Social Determinants
      • Society for the Study of Psychiatry and Culture
      • WFMH – Dignity in Mental Health
    • Videos
      • Links
    • Audio
  • Tributes
    • Tributes to Richard Warner
    • John Nash obituary
  • Contact
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Madagascar

MADAGASCAR (Société Malgache de Psychiatrie)

President Adeline Raharivelo rahariveloa@yahoo.fr

By Rachid Bennegadi | November 15, 2016 | Uncategorized |
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