The History, Present & Future of LGBTQ+ Mental Health
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Event details
Three invited speakers will give short talks considering the historical context of LGBTQ+ mental health, the inequalities in mental health faced by these communities today, and how we can improve treatment in the future. This will be followed by a panel discussion drawing on our speakers’ experiences researching the mental health of LGBTQ+ people, working with these groups clinically, and teaching future clinicians to reflect on their practice. These discussions will be relevant to everyone, including LGBTQ+ staff and students and their personal supervisors, as well as those who aim to work clinically, assessing and improving mental health with diverse sexualities and genders.
Speakers:
Dr. Qazi Rahman, Co-director of the LGBT Mental Health Research Group, King's College London
Dr. Ruth Knight, Lecturer, York St Johns
Dr. Miles Rogish, University of York & York House Acquired Brain Injury Service
Note: The University of York is committed to making its events as welcoming and inclusive as possible. Please let us know in advance if you have any accessibility requirements, either by emailing rebecca.jackson@york.ac.uk or calling 01904 325264: we will make every effort to accommodate your needs.
Venue details
Wheelchair accessible