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  1. Improving Access and Quality of Services

    26/09/2024

    Improving access and quality of treatment services: a fundamental step in addressing substance use disorders and associated mental health issues

  2. Uruguay: New Community Mental Health Reference Centre

    05/07/2024

    The Dianova Uruguay Foundation will manage a mental health referral centre dedicated to supporting highly vulnerable people

  3. World Maternal Mental Health Day

    07/05/2024

    One in five new mothers worldwide suffers from some form of mood or anxiety disorder during the perinatal period

  4. Youth, Mental Health and Addiction

    05/12/2023

    On the occasion of the World Children’s Day, Dianova organized a webinar with the participation of several experts

  5. Event: Young people, Mental Health and Addictions

    14/11/2023

    A Dianova virtual event will address the issue of mental health among young people and their relationship with addictions

  6. Making Mental Health for All a Global Priority

    09/10/2022

    World Mental Health Day is held on 10 October to raise awareness of the critical need to invest in mental health

  7. Mental Health and Climate Changes

    15/03/2022

    Dianova sent a written statement to the 66th session of the Commission on the Status of Women, which takes place from 14 to 25 March in New York

  8. Climate Change, COVID, and Mental Health

    03/02/2022

    “Smog in the Air and in Your Mind: A Look at the Climate Crisis and Mental Health in a Time of COVID”, a webinar from the NGO CSW/NY

  9. “It Is Important to Maintain an Open Mind Towards Mental Health Work”

    13/05/2021

    Dianova interviewed Barbara L. Ponieman, MD Psychiatrist working in New York City, about the importance of mental health

  10. The Power of Radio: Who is behind these Voices?

    12/02/2021

    Dianova uses radio to help in the reconstruction of identity and to promote positive behaviours among the patients treated in its centres