Through our ancestry, through stories and feelings that are passed down through families and communities, we become aware of themes, hurts anexpectations that are embedded in us and that shape our life and choices. Commonalities are established and differences are contextualised. This session proposes a space to explore our stories and facilitate conversations around the impact of conflict, present and past, global and local. 

Dates, times and location:
Monday 22nd January 2024
5-7pm
De Punt

Participating artist(s):
Lea Jabbarian, PhD is a licensed clinical psychologist with +10 years' experience in healthcare and research, nationally and internationally. She is also a psychologist at the ATD. Lea has worked in various (mental) health settings such as academic hospitals, mental health clinics and universities. Coming from a Persian-German family, Lea has lived and studied in the Netherlands, Portugal and the US, before settling in Amsterdam. A major focus in her work has been transcultural psychology, care and communication near the end of life and improving communication in various settings. She has been involved in projects around human rights in psychology, among which the effects of colonialism on mental health care in the Netherlands.

Reservation / admission:
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