Critical Health Psychology Conference

We are pleased to welcome you to the Fifth Biennial Conference of the
International Society of Critical Health Psychology!

The purpose of the conference is to promote dialogue among academics,
researchers, and practitioners who are interested in developing
critical and qualitative approaches within health psychology and
related fields. Participants in the Conferences of the ISCHP espouse a
variety of theoretical and methodological viewpoints. They share an
awareness of the social, political and cultural dimensions of health
and illness, and an active commitment to reducing human suffering and
promoting improved quality of life.

Early Registration Deadline is April 30th, 2007

Regular Registration is until June 1st, 2007

Key Note Speakers

Lesley Doyal, University of Bristol, UK

Living with HIV: the Experiences of African Women and Men

Elliot Mishler, Harvard Medical School, US

War, Violence and Torture: Topics for a Critical Health Psychology

Michael Murray, Keele University, UK

Health and the Arts

Catherine Riessman, Boston College, US

Narrative Analysis and Bob Dylan: What’s the Connection?

Invited Workshop

Hearing Multi-voiced Dialogues in Healthcare: Towards Transformative Engagement

Celiane Camargo-Borges, University of Sao Paulo, RiberΓ£o Preto, Brazil

Arlene Katz, Harvard Medical School, USA

Sheila McNamee, University of New Hampshire, USA

Contact us at: info@ischp2007. org

Web site: www.ischp2007. org

For information on registering please go to:

http://www.ischp200 7.org/Registrati on.htm

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