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DESCRIPTION: \n\nInstitute of Community and Family Psychiatry\, Jewish Gene
 ral Hospital\n\nAMPHITHEATRE: 4333 Cote Sainte-Catherine Road\n\nMontreal\
 , Quebec\, H3T 1E4\n\n(Presentations will be in English)\n\nInvited Speake
 r:\n\nLynne Jones\, OBE\, FRCPsych\, PhD\n\n \n\nDr. Lynne Jones is a chil
 d and adolescent psychiatrist\, writer\, researcher\, and relief worker. J
 ones has been engaged in assessing mental health needs and establishing an
 d running mental health services in disaster\, conflict\, and post-conflic
 t settings since 1990 around the world. Outside the Asylum: A Memoir of Wa
 r\, Disaster and Humanitarian Psychiatry\, her latest book\, published by 
 Wiedenfeld and Nicolson (US publication June 2018)\, explores her experien
 ce as a practicing psychiatrist in war and disaster zones for 25 years\, a
 long with the changing world of international relief. With her colleague i
 n international development\, Luke Pye\, Jones has co-created Migrant Chil
 d Storytelling\, a website where migrant children can tell their stories t
 hrough their own drawings\, videos\, and writing.\n\n \n\nUntil August of 
 2011\, she was the senior technical advisor in mental health for Internati
 onal Medical Corps. She is a course director for the program on Mental Hea
 lth in Complex Emergencies at the International Institute for Humanitarian
  Affairs\, Fordham University\, and consults to the World Health Organizat
 ion. She was a member of ICD 11 stress disorders working group\, and is a 
 technical consultant in the development of the mhGAP curriculums by WHO an
 d UNHCR. In October 2013 the new edition of her book\, Then They Started S
 hooting: Children of the Bosnian War and the Adults They Become\, was publ
 ished by Bellevue Literary Press.\n\n \n\nShe has a PhD in social psycholo
 gy and political science\; she has also been a Radcliffe Fellow. In 2001\,
  she was made an Officer of the British Empire (OBE) for her mental health
  work in conflict-affected areas of Central Europe. She is an honorary con
 sultant at the Maudsley hospital\, London\, and Cornwall Partnership NHS F
 oundation trust\; and is a visiting scientist at the François-Xavier Bagno
 ud Centre for Health and Human Rights\, Harvard University. She is current
 ly living and working in Belize.\n\n \n\nFor questions\, please contact An
 ita Perrone by Email:aperrone [at] jgh.mcgill.ca\n\nDepartment of Child Ps
 ychiatry (514) 340-8222 Ext. 25638\n
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LOCATION:CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3T 1E4\, Institute of Community and Family P
 sychiatry\, Jewish General Hospital\, 4333 Cote Sainte-Catherine Road
SUMMARY:Connecting with Migrant Children and their Families: What children 
 in conflict and disasters have taught me
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 dren-and-their-families-what-children-conflict-and-disasters-have-taught-m
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