UnLonely Symposium 2021
Mental Health & COVID-19:
Urgency and Opportunity
The first iteration of the UnLonely Symposium 2021 was a resource for shared learning, and new ideas with up-to-date research around Aging, Workplace, Campus, and Community Mental Health. This event took place Thursday, May 13th from noon to 1:30 pm ET. You can view the replay here, and find the presenters’ slides below.
Meet the Presenters
Sarah Lipson PHD, EDM
Assistant Professor of Health Law Policy and Management, Boston University
Jeremy Nobel MD, MPH
Symposium Chair; President & Founder, The Foundation for Art & Healing
About the UnLonely Symposium
We know that loneliness and related mental health concerns have been exacerbated by COVID-19 and a year of virtual work & learning, caregiving & grief, and stress & burnout.
Are we headed towards a mental health state of emergency? Has increased need led to creative solutions that have improved our capacity and best practices?
Via keynote talks, breakout sessions, engaging conversation, and actionable resource sharing. this peer-to-peer support event will identify opportunities that enable measurable, effective, sustainable and scalable solutions while addressing barriers and obstacles to their adoption.
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