Diary
February
23-24 London: Annual conference of
the National Association for Mental Health at Church House, Westminster, London SW1. Details from the Conference Secretary, 39 Queen Anne
Street,
Wl.
March 17-19 Rugeley, Staffordshire: Weekend conference on 'voluntary service in Skid Row', organised by the Simon Community. Details from Mrs. J. Thompson, Hon. National Secretary, 3 Hankins Lane, London NW7.
April
Eastbourne: International Chest and Heart Exhibition and Conference at the Congress Theatre and Winter Garden, Eastbourne. Subjects will include psychosomatic aspects of chest and heart illnesses. Details from the Chest and Heart Association, Tavistock House North, Tavistock Square, London WC1. 4-8 Oxford: Study conference of The Association for Social Workers at St. Hilda's College, Oxford. Theme: 'New thinking about institutional 4-7
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care'. The conference is for residential staff, social workers and administrators. Details from Miss P. Parsloe, 1 Leopold Avenue, London SW19. 7-9 Edinburgh: Mental Health Film Council residential conference at the University of Edinburgh. Theme: 'The application of recent audio-visual developments in mental health education and therapy.' Details from the council at 39 Queen Anne Street, London Wl. 9-13 London: Sixth British National Conference on Social Welfare at Church House, Westminster, London SW1. Theme: 'Welfare state and welfare society.' Details from the Secretary, the BNCSW, 26 Bedford Square, London WC1. 24-28 Eastbourne: Royal Society of Health Annual Congress and Exhibition at the Congress Theatre. A symposium, 'The psychiatrist and the law breaker', will be held on April 27. Details from the Royal Society of Health, 90 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1.
May
4-9 Wiesbaden, Germany: Third European Congress of Child Psychiatry. Details from Prof, von Stockert, University of Frankfurt, Main, Germany.
June 5-8 Paris: Fifth International Congress of Art and Psychopathology. Details from: The Secretary-General, Dr. C.
Wiart, Clinique de Cabania, Paris 14e. 14-23 Cambridge:
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Nations
'The functions and preparation of the voluntary worker' at Churchill College, Cambridge. Details from the Secretary, The British Committee for the International Exchange of Social Workers and Administrators, 26 Bedford Square, London WC1. 21-23 Cardiff: Fifty-fourth Annual Conference of the National Association for Maternal and Child Welfare at the City Hall, Cardiff. Theme: 'Cur* rent aspects of maternal and child care.' Details from the namcw, Tavi* stock House North, Tavistock Square. London WC1. 30-JuIy 6 Brighton: Third European International Residential Seminaf and Exhibition of the British Council for the Rehabilitation of the Disable^ at the Metropole Hotel, Brighton Theme: 'World problems in the rehabilitation of the disabled'. Detail5 from the Council at Tavistock Hous< South, Tavistock Square, Londoi1 WC1. seminar
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February
23-24 London: Annual conference of
the National Association for Mental Health at Church House, Westminster, London SW1. Details from the Conference Secretary, 39 Queen Anne
Street,
Wl.
March 17-19 Rugeley, Staffordshire: Weekend conference on 'voluntary service in Skid Row', organised by the Simon Community. Details from Mrs. J. Thompson, Hon. National Secretary, 3 Hankins Lane, London NW7.
April
Eastbourne: International Chest and Heart Exhibition and Conference at the Congress Theatre and Winter Garden, Eastbourne. Subjects will include psychosomatic aspects of chest and heart illnesses. Details from the Chest and Heart Association, Tavistock House North, Tavistock Square, London WC1. 4-8 Oxford: Study conference of The Association for Social Workers at St. Hilda's College, Oxford. Theme: 'New thinking about institutional 4-7
?:
care'. The conference is for residential staff, social workers and administrators. Details from Miss P. Parsloe, 1 Leopold Avenue, London SW19. 7-9 Edinburgh: Mental Health Film Council residential conference at the University of Edinburgh. Theme: 'The application of recent audio-visual developments in mental health education and therapy.' Details from the council at 39 Queen Anne Street, London Wl. 9-13 London: Sixth British National Conference on Social Welfare at Church House, Westminster, London SW1. Theme: 'Welfare state and welfare society.' Details from the Secretary, the BNCSW, 26 Bedford Square, London WC1. 24-28 Eastbourne: Royal Society of Health Annual Congress and Exhibition at the Congress Theatre. A symposium, 'The psychiatrist and the law breaker', will be held on April 27. Details from the Royal Society of Health, 90 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1.
May
4-9 Wiesbaden, Germany: Third European Congress of Child Psychiatry. Details from Prof, von Stockert, University of Frankfurt, Main, Germany.
June 5-8 Paris: Fifth International Congress of Art and Psychopathology. Details from: The Secretary-General, Dr. C.
Wiart, Clinique de Cabania, Paris 14e. 14-23 Cambridge:
la
Faculte,
United
1
rue
Nations
'The functions and preparation of the voluntary worker' at Churchill College, Cambridge. Details from the Secretary, The British Committee for the International Exchange of Social Workers and Administrators, 26 Bedford Square, London WC1. 21-23 Cardiff: Fifty-fourth Annual Conference of the National Association for Maternal and Child Welfare at the City Hall, Cardiff. Theme: 'Cur* rent aspects of maternal and child care.' Details from the namcw, Tavi* stock House North, Tavistock Square. London WC1. 30-JuIy 6 Brighton: Third European International Residential Seminaf and Exhibition of the British Council for the Rehabilitation of the Disable^ at the Metropole Hotel, Brighton Theme: 'World problems in the rehabilitation of the disabled'. Detail5 from the Council at Tavistock Hous< South, Tavistock Square, Londoi1 WC1. seminar
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