Dr. John Oliffe will be a panelist in PCFA Ask The Experts "Webcast on Prostate Cancer Survivorship Essentials", discussing approaches to men’s health responses to masculinity and gaps within survivorship research.
Dr. John Oliffe will be presenting a keynote address titled 'Picturing Suicidality' at the 21st Annual Victorian Collaborative Mental Health Nursing Conference. Title: Picturing Suicidality Abstract: The use of photovoice methods in mental health research has added important insights and understandings of suicidality (suicidal thoughts, plans +/- attempts). This presentation shares participant produced photographs and […]
MHR in partnership with Moustache Miler will be presenting a virtual mental health panel. This event will get into the details about movement and mental health, regional and national resources and how that can be okay when you are not okay. We are joined with panelists Shea Emry, Madeline Gierc, Dr. John Oliffe and Ryan Ewart with facilitator Dr. Mike Cox.
It's no secret that the past year has not been easy for most of us - the isolation, the uncertainty, the waiting. What more for prostate cancer patients and their loved ones? Join us for this free workshop that will help you continue to manage your support groups, and your anxiety, during these challenging times.
Dr. John Oliffe will be presenting a lecture on Unpacking Men’s Mental Health at the American Society of Andrology 46th Annual Conference. Session: Symposium IV: Emotional Health and Male Infertility Session Time: April 20, 2021 Lecture Title: Unpacking Men’s Mental Health Presentation Time: 7:00 PM EST
Join Prostate Cancer Foundation BC's Nationwide Prostate Cancer Support Group Meeting on Apr 27, 2021 11:00 AM PT. Following the presentation and subsequent Q&A, there will be an opportunity for discussion in smaller groups in one of the following breakout rooms: ADT, Active Surveillance, Advanced Prostate Cancer, Surgery, Radiation.
Have you signed up to take part in Men’s Health Connected 2021 yet? It's a free week-long gathering for everyone who's committed to improving the lives and health of men and boys in Australia. Men’s Health Connected is held online, so you can take part from the comfort of your home or workplace and choose the times and the sessions that work best for you.
This virtual event features a trio-panel of expert Canadian researchers who are doing innovative work to reduce male suicide.
The IASP World Congress is the primary global collaborative opportunity for expert thinking related to suicide and suicide prevention, bringing together academics, researchers, practitioners, those with lived experience, diverse backgrounds, and innovators associated with suicide prevention efforts or working within suicide prevention related topics. On September 22, 2021, join Prof. John Oliffe, Prof. Jane Pirkis […]
This virtual event features a panel of experts in the field of men’s mental health and will focus on how challenging transitions impact men’s lives.
Join our panel exploring masculinity, men’s mental health and men’s relationships hosted by the UBC Reducing Male Suicide Cluster and SVPRO Okanagan Healthy Masculinities on March 21, 2022 at 5:30 pm PST. We’ll be discussing masculinity and mental health and illness in relation to men’s intimate, friendship, and therapeutic relationships. Register now
In this webinar three qualitative methods are introduced along with specific insights developed through their use in a range of health and illness projects. First, photovoice research exploring the gendered dimensions of mental illness and suicidality offer some pragmatics and profits for using that visual method. Second, the benefits and concessions of qualitative Zoom interviews […]