Dennis Relojo

Call for Collaborators: Psychreg Mental Health Bloggers Event

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Dennis Relojo, (2018, May 24). Call for Collaborators: Psychreg Mental Health Bloggers Event. Psychreg on Mental Health & Well-Being. https://www.psychreg.org/psychreg-mental-health-bloggers-event/
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There are tons of mental health bloggers out there – and undeniably we all play a crucial role in increasing the awareness that surround mental health issues. Educating the public on mental health and battling the stigma of mental illness is a massive mission. That’s why the world needs dedicated mental health bloggers. 

However, to date, there is a scarcity of events specifically aimed for mental health bloggers. An event dedicated to mental health bloggers will not only be a much-needed networking opportunity for bloggers within this niche, but will also  further raise issues about our advocacy. 

In line with this, Psychreg is planning to host a mental health bloggers event to be held in London, sometime in December 2018. Although Psychreg has organised events in the past, this pioneering event is a huge undertaking. We are therefore looking for collaborators – mental health bloggers (and vloggers), potential speakers, organisations, charities, universities, etc. – who would like to collaborate with us in organising this event.

We are open for proposals; please send us an email: dennis.relojo@gmail.com


Dennis Relojo is the founder of Psychreg and is also the Editor-in-Chief of Psychreg Journal of Psychology. Aside from PJP, he sits on the editorial boards of peer-reviewed journals, and is a Commissioning Editor for the International Society of Critical Health Psychology. A Graduate Member of the British Psychological Society, Dennis holds a master’s degree in psychology from the University of Hertfordshire. His research interest lies in the intersection of psychology and blogging. You can connect with him through Twitter @DennisRelojo and his website.


 


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