Intersectionality and women’s mental health: Recovery through lived experi…

• To highlight the power of lived experience involvement in planning and delivery of mental health services for women
• To equip attendees with practical skills that will materially improve their screening and management of women’s mental health;
• To highlight the often under-recognised, intersecting contributions of women’s mental health to researchers, advocates, clinicians and policy makers;
• To insist on the fact that non of the sustainable development goals can be achieved if good mental health is ignored by policy makers

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