June 25-July 2, 2015
Video About the IACB- Perspectives with Francis Daly
André A. Morin (Canada) Welcome Play video
William F. Sullivan (Canada) The theme of the colloquium: Framing the issues Play video
Daniel P. Sulmasy (USA) Edmund Pellegrino’s philosophy and ethics of medicine: Contributions to the colloquium theme Play video
Sheila Hollins (UK) Mental health as an issue of ethical concern in public discussions videotaped interview regarding assisted suicide and euthanasia Play video
François Primeau (Canada) Psychiatric and ethical considerations in physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia Play video
Peter Gummere (USA) Ethical, political, and pastoral concerns with Vermont’s physician-assisted suicide law Play video
David A. Jones/Neil Weir (UK) “Conscientious objection” by Catholic health care institutions Play video
Alex Schadenberg (Canada) Highlights of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition International’s Hope Symposium 2015 Play video
David A. Jones (UK) Physician Assisted Suicide as suicide with the assistance of a physician Play video
Ursula Sottong/Christoph von Ritter (Germany) Suicidal ideation in the elderly: Is assisted suicide and euthanasia without alternatives? Play video
Paulina Taboada (Chile) Addressing existential and spiritual distress in people who are seriously ill and dying Play video
Sarah-‐Vaughan Brakman (USA) Promoting mental health and end-‐of-‐life decision making: Addressing 3 clinical practices through the framework of respect for human dignity and principles of Catholic social thought Play video
Dr. Jos Welie (USA) Respect for past autonomous wishes in persons who have lost their capacity for decision making Play video
Michael Vertin (Canada) How best to foster human well-being Invited Speaker Play video
Warren Kinghorn (USA) What is mental health? A Thomistic classification of goods of
human flourishing Play video
Todd Dias (Canada) A prodigal’s welcome: Surviving mental illness through faith seeking understanding Play video
Mette Lebech (Denmark, Ireland) A Steinian approach to mental wellness and illness Play video
Andrew Sodergren (USA) Attachment and the vocation to love Play video
Diane Rzegocki (USA, Palestine) Working with children and families who have experienced trauma, separation, or loss Play video
Ed Bader/ Daniel Bader (Canada) Attachment in multigenerational families: Approaches to preventing abuse and neglect Play video
Bill and Lindsay Watson (Canada) Mental health promotion in children and families Play video
Fr. Joseph Chandrakanthan (Sri Lanka, Canada) Promoting mental health in a multicultural society: Ethical perspectives on religious and cultural beliefs Play video
Alexandre A. Martins (Brazil) The Albrecht von Boeselager Young Scholar Presentation Solidarity and social justice in promoting mental health and wellness among impoverished young people Play video
Martha Tarasco Michel (Mexico) An ethical perspective on mental health promotion in Mexico Play video
Jean Vanier (France) Shame and addiction Play video
Invited Speaker
Bernadette Tobin (Australia) Mental health promotion during the transition to adulthood: How can we best help young people addicted to injecting drugs? Play video
Cory Labrecque (USA) Response Play video
Hazel Markwell (Canada) Stigma, mental illness, and human dignity Play video
Linda Scheirton (USA) The Use of Restrictive Interventions (Physical/Chemical Restraints, Seclusion) in the care of patients with mental illnesses: Ethical and theological considerations Play video
Michael Crawford (Canada) Epigenetics, mental health, and ethics: An argument for coherent, comprehensive, and pro-active social action Play video
Denis Larrivee (USA)/Adriana Gini (Italy) Neuroscience of meditation and religious experience: A preferred ethical option for mental well being through Christian
contemplative practice Play video
Fr. Nigel Griffin (U.K.) A Catholic perspective on mindfulness Mental health promotion and poverty Science, ethics and religion in mental health promotion Play video
Email: colloquium@iacb.ca