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🌟 EUFAMI Newsletter Vol. XVI is here! 🌟
Our latest newsletter may have taken the scenic route, but it is finally here, packed with important updates, inspiring stories, and impactful actions from across our network.EUFAMI at the ECNP Congress 2026!
The ECNP Congress in Munich came to a close in October, bringing together researchers, clinicians and mental health professionals from across the world to exchange knowledge and explore the latest developments in mental health research and care.EUFAMI Represents the Voice of Families at the European Parliament
On 14 October, Emmanuelle Rémond, Board Member of EUFAMI and President of Unafam, represented the voice of families and carers at the European Parliament in Brussels during the conference “A United Europe for Psychiatry: From Research to Care.” The conference provided an important opportunit...The Lancet Commission on Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders: Bringing Family Voices to the Forefront
Launched in May 2026, the Lancet Commission on Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders brings together leading international researchers, clinicians and experts to examine the challenges surrounding schizophrenia and psychotic disorders and develop recommendations for improving research, treatment, c...
Our Projects
Art4Me
The main mission of the Art4Me project is to promote mental health through art therapy to adults with mental ill health and highlight the importance of mental health promotion by visual arts.FAMILY Project
The proposal is to explore pattern of risk and resilience in family members where there is a person with a severe mental illness and aims to understand and predict the intergenerational transmission of mental illness.Interactive Playbook launched to help support Carers of People with Schizophrenia
EUFAMI is excited to launch the ‘Schizophrenia – Carer Playbook’, a project supported by Janssen Pharmaceutica NV to provide guidance and advice to carers of those living with schizophrenia, helping them to navigate the struggles they may face.INVOLVE
The INVOLVE Project focuses on the training of participants in developing advocacy strategies regarding the involvement of relatives, friends, partners and carers in relation to the social needs and treatment of the individual they are supporting.
