Verona tackles Depression and Eating Disorders: two evenings of discussion with experts
November training at the Church of San Domenico in Verona: free meetings on anxiety, panic attacks and eating disorders, with psychologists and nutritionists to support those experiencing these difficulties.
Verona tackles Depression and Eating Disorders: two evenings of discussion with experts.
Anxiety, panic attacks, depression, eating disorders. How to recognize and deal with behavioral issues that can prevent you from being happy throughout your life? On this complex and often difficult to resolve topic, The 1st District is offering two training and discussion meetings in November, both starting at 20.45 pm at the Church of San Domenico in via del Pontiere 30, which will be attended by psychologists, psychotherapists and nutritionists. The meetings are free and open to all.
The first evening, scheduled for Tuesday 5 November, will have as theme "Anxiety, panic attacks and depression. How to recognize and deal with them to be happy". Dr. Alberto D'Auria (Psychologist and Psychotherapist) will speak.
During the evening The various aspects of depression will be discussed, providing information on the symptoms, possible causes and available treatment tools.
The second evening, scheduled for Wednesday 20 November on the topic “Dealing with eating disorders and behavior. How to recognize and intercept the first signs in time and how to intervene”, will feature Dr. Claudia Cilione (Psychologist) and Dr. Lorenzo Pradelli (Nutritionist).
The meeting will focus oneating disorders with an analysis of their manifestations, psychological and physical causes and possible intervention and prevention strategies.
"The information – declares Andrea Avanzi, councilor and president of the V Commission for Social, Health, Third Sector, Family and Free Time – is a powerful tool in the fight against the stigma associated with various mental disorders and represents a fundamental opportunity to better understand these issues, providing valuable support for those experiencing difficulty or for a family member who must support a loved one. These two events represent an opportunity for dialogue and conversation, to which we invite numerous participants".
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