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JA MENTOR project at the WHO High-Level Conference on Mental Health in All Policies
Last week, members of the WP5 team working on Task 5.4, led by Maria Luisa Scatoni, showcased a poster detailing their activities within the JA MENTOR project at the WHO High-Level Conference on Mental Health in All Policies. The conference, co-hosted by WHO/Europe and the Ministry of Health of France, took place in Paris on 16–17 June 2025. Below we present the content of the poster prepared by the team working on the task. The poster, which focused on the Integrated Care Pathway for individuals with mental health conditions, garnered significant interest and attention from attendees. The Personal Health Budget (PHB) The PHB is an innovative methodology in which health…
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Exciting News from the JA MENTOR Project Team!
🌟 Exciting News from the JA MENTOR Project Team! 🌟🚀 Advancing Youth Well-being Through Research & Collaboration! 🌟 A huge congratulations to Chiara Ciacchella, Barbara Collacchi, and Francesca Cirulli from the JA MENTOR WP5 Italian team for their insightful publication in the International Journal of Social Psychiatry: 📄 “Impact of structured physical activity on youth’s mental health: A review of umbrella reviews”Authors: Ciacchella C, Collacchi B, Fiorillo A, Sampogna G, Cirulli FDOI: 10.1177/00207640251342425 Their review synthesizes evidence on the positive impacts of structured physical activity (PA) – including exercise, sports, and dance – on youth mental health. It highlights promising outcomes in reducing depressive and anxiety symptoms, improving self-esteem, and…
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Workshops on best practice models for PLE participation in Europe
The workshops will provide an overview of current approaches to People with Lived Experience (PLE)-participation in mental health care, involving experts from the field. There will be an opportunity to discuss the approaches, to reflect on the situation in your country and to identify further learning and action needs. According to your interests and needs, we will plan additional national or international workshops in the future to delve deeper into the topic. Below you will find detailed descriptions of the individual workshops. The workshops are intended for the MENTOR network, people with lived experiences, relatives and professionals in policy and health care. It is not necessary to be part of the mentor…
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