ponedeljek, 10. november 2025 Nasilje v družini in duševno zdravje: Kultura, stigma in rezilentnost//Domestic Violence and Mental Health: Culture, Stigma, and Resilience
V okviru naslednje čajanke s psihologom na UP FAMNIT bo z nami prof. dr. Erminia Colluci – psihologinja, raziskovalka, filmska ustvarjalka in aktivistka , ki deluje kot profesorica vizualne psihologije ter kulturnega in globalnega duševnega zdravja na Middlesex University v Londonu. Njeno delo združuje vizualno psihologijo, umetnost in duševno zdravje, s poudarkom na kulturnih vidikih duševnega zdravja, preprečevanju samomorilnega vedenja, človekovih pravicah, socialni pravičnosti, preprečevanju nasilja v družini, vključevanju ljudi z izkušnjo težav v duševnem zdravju ter duševnem zdravju etničnih manjšin in beguncev.
Na srečanju si bomo ogledali njen etnografski dokumentarni film “Chocolates & Roses: Breaking the Silence about Domestic Violence in the Philippines”, ki skozi osebne zgodbe žensk različnih družbenih slojev razkriva resničnost nasilja v družini ter vpliv družbenih norm, stigme in pravnih okvirjev na duševno zdravje in samomorilno vedenje preživelih.
Film pa ne prinaša zgolj pripovedi o trpljenju, temveč tudi besedilo zgodbe o moči in rezilientnosti – o posameznicah in skupnostih, ki s pogumom, povezovanjem in vztrajnostjo razbijajo tišino in gradijo poti do okrevanja .
Po ogledu filma bo sledil interaktivni pogovor (Q&A) s prof. dr. Colucci, kjer bomo skupaj razmišljali o tem, kako lahko kot posamezniki in skupnost iz tišine ustvarjamo prostor za opolnomočenje in rast.
Čajanka bo potekala 10. 11. ob 17. uri v Avli UP FAMNIT.
Film in pogovor bosta potekala v angleškem jeziku oz. z angleškimi podnapisi.
As part of the next Tea Talk with a Psychologist at UP FAMNIT, we will host Prof. Dr. Erminia Colucci, a psychologist, researcher, filmmaker, and activist, and Professor of Visual Psychology and Cultural & Global Mental Health at Middlesex University London.
Her work bridges visual psychology, art, and mental health, focusing on cultural aspects of mental health, suicide prevention, human rights, social justice, prevention of domestic violence, inclusion of people with lived experience of mental health issues, and the mental health of ethnic minorities and refugees.
During the session, we will watch her ethnographic documentary film “Chocolates & Roses: Breaking the Silence about Domestic Violence in the Philippines”, which, through the personal stories of women from different social backgrounds, reveals the realities of domestic violence and the influence of social norms, stigma, and legal frameworks on the mental health and suicidal behaviour of survivors.
The film not only portrays suffering but also tells stories of strength and resilience – of individuals and communities who, through courage, connection, and perseverance, break the silence and build paths toward recovery .
After the screening, an interactive Q&A with Prof. Dr. Colucci will follow, where we will reflect together on how, as individuals and as a community, we can turn silence into spaces of empowerment and growth.
The film and the Q&A session will be held in English/with English subtitles.
