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🌟 Exciting insights from enriching experience at the "Community Event: Networks and Teamwork in Research" organized by The Christabel Pankhurst Institute at Manchester University! 🎓 🌟

One standout concept that resonated with me was the "Eagles and Minces" metaphor, illustrating how diverse talents come together to form a successful team. Eagles soar high, focusing on the big picture, while Minces diligently uncover the finer details. Together, they achieve remarkable outcomes! 🦅💡

I'm reminded of the power of collaboration and the importance of embracing diverse perspectives. Every voice matters, as highlighted in the video shared below. Let's continue to foster inclusive environments where everyone can contribute their unique strengths for more comprehensive research. 💪🌐

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This article is from 2007. Presentation techniques are changing, but the main principles are exactly the same...

Health for all of us!

Today is

On the World Health Organization (WHO)’s 75th anniversary, we’re recognising . Here’s why it’s important ⬇️

🩺 The right to health is a basic human right and everyone must have access to the health services they need when and where they need them without financial hardship.
🌏 30% of the global population is not able to access essential health services.
🏥 Almost two billion people face catastrophic or impoverishing health spending, with significant inequalities affecting those in the most vulnerable settings.

Over the next 2 weeks, we’ll be showcasing The University of Manchester research which has contributed to providing .

These case studies demonstrate how Manchester are leading the way in having global impact on health outcomes

Fake ones will be affected...

Teenager's AI System for Detecting Deepfake Videos Wins Award Young scientist's software has over 150,000 lines of code and is ten times faster than the current best model. Read the details here.

Değerli danışmanım Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Michel Bourse'la katıldığımız The 8th World Conference on Media and Mass Communication 2023'de "The new patient culture: Tailoring health information through the Internet" başlıklı çalışmayla doktoramın bir özetini sundum. Hem sevgili Hocama teşekkürlerimi sunmak hem de sizlerle paylaşmak istedim.
Attending The 8th World Conference on Media and Mass Communication 2023 with my dear advisor Asst. Prof. Dr. Michel Bourse, I presented a summary of my Ph.D. thesis with a paper titled "The new patient culture: Tailoring health information through the Internet". It is with great pleasure that I share this with you as well as thank my precious professor.
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Session 7- Health, successfully concluded with a bunch of happy participants.

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Words Are Windows (or They’re Walls)

I feel so sentenced by your words,
I feel so judged and sent away,
Before I go I’ve got to know,
Is that what you mean to say?
Before I rise to my defense,
Before I speak in hurt or fear,
Before I build that wall of words,
Tell me, did I really hear?
Words are windows, or they’re walls,

They sentence us, or set us free.
When I speak and when I hear,
Let the love light shine through me.
There are things I need to say,
Things that mean so much to me,
If my words don’t make me clear,
Will you help me to be free?
If I seemed to put you down,
If you felt I didn’t care,
Try to listen through my words,
To the feelings that we share.

Source: Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life: Life-Changing Tools for Healthy Relationships by Marshall B. Rosenberg

Her Söz Bir Penceredir (ya da Bir Duvar)

Öylesine mahkum hissettiriyor ki sözlerin,
Sanki yargıladm beni ve sürgüne gönderdin ...
Çekip gitmeden önce mutlaka bilmeliyim,
Gerçekten bu muydu söylemek istediğin?

Savunmaya başlamadan sana kendimi,
Dile gelmeden, acıla ya da korkuyla,
Sözcüklerle bir duvar örmeden aramıza,
Doğru mu duyduğum, bir daha söyle bana.

Her söz bir penceredir, ya da bir duvar,
Mahkum da eder kişiyi, azat da eyler ...
Konuşurken ve dinlerken ben,
Sevginin ışığı aksın içimden, izin ver ...

Pek çok şey var söylemem gereken,
Ve onlar öyle önemli ki benim için ...
Anlatamazsam sözcüklerle derdimi,
Özgürleşmeme yardım eder misin?

Eğer seni yermiş gibi göründüysem,
Eğer düşündüysen umursamadığımı,
Duymaya çalış sözcüklerimin arasında
Seninle paylaştığımız bütün o duygulan.

Ruth Bebermeyer
Şiddetsiz İletişim sf.16

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He will talk about the transmission of intergenerational traumas and how it affects lives.

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Klaus Evertz, lecturer, works as psycho-, art- and body therapist in own office and Center for Palliative Medicine, University Hospital Cologne. He is a painter and cultural psychologist. He has done extensive research in Images as Forms of Consciousness. Lectureships at the Universities Cologne and Dresden, the University for Environment and Economy (Depart. Art Therapy) Nuertingen and the Dr.Mildred-Scheel-Academy, Cologne. His main work is a design of a “Prenatal Aesthetic“ in “Kunstanalyse (Art Analysis)” (2002).

His pioneering research on pre- and perinatal traumaand transgenerational trauma has potential applications for psycho-, art- and body therapists helping to identify the effects of these trauma on mental health and behaviour.

Since 1997, he has been a Member of the Advisory Board of the “International Journal of Peri- and Prenatal Psychology and Medicine“, since 2007 Member of the Board of Associate Editors. He is Past-vice-president of the International Society for Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine (ISPPM).

25 MAY 2022: MEET KLAUS EVERTZ Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81242787813?pwd=c1Q1VlI5ZmRQbVlrak55d0pmeWhidz09 Meeting ID: 812 4278 7813 Passcode: 226165 16:30 GMT LONDON time