Mobile teams and mental health support in the city

• Historical and epistemological context of institutional psychotherapy and the movements it has spawnedHistory
• of deinstitutionalization and anti-psychiatric
• movementsBasic
• knowledge of
• psychopathology: psychoanalysis, systems theory, phenomenology, relational
• ethicsAnthropological
• foundations
• of open dialogue practicesHistory
• of psychiatry and the major currents of thought that have opened it up to the
• worldMinimum
• knowledge

of

• psychotropic treatmentsPractical and theoretical knowledge of the notion of crisis

General objectives:

The objectives of initial training are to provide better knowledge and training on the principles of mobility in psychiatry and, more broadly, in mental health

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Teaching will focus in particular on the operation and organization of mobile teams, the importance of establishing them in the community, networking and specific programs, and will introduce the concept of care that mobile systems provide.

Teaching will be based on a balance between theoretical contributions and practical training, through direct exchanges with experienced professionals and reflections on clinical situations.

The DIU is open to all professionals who need to integrate mobility into their professional practice, in both the health and medico-social fields (mobile crisis and emergency teams, mobile perinatal teams, child and adolescent psychiatry, psychiatry-precariousness, psychiatry of the elderly, addictions and eating disorders, emergence of psychoses, intensive follow-up in the community, home care and support in medico-social structures, etc.).

It will also aim to forge links between professionals, services and institutions involved in mobility, so that joint reflection and projects can be developed

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