Romanian Association for Community Psychiatry, Bucharest, RO
The Romanian Association for Community Psychiatry was founded in 2002
as an alternative to the traditional mental care. The RACP is a
Romanian NGO which promotes community psychiatry initiatives,
psychosocial rehabilitation programs and user involvement.
Mission Statement
The RACP is a professional association working for the improvement of
the quality of life of persons with severe mental health problems and
their families.
RACP is also involved in providing trainings and lectures in community
psychiatry, a project started in 2004 for psychiatric nurses,
psychiatric trainees, psychiatrists working in ambulatory settings,
other mental health professionals.
Another top priority of RAPC is legislative change. In the year 2005,
the association was an active partner in coalition of
NGO's lobbying for alternative, more respectful
methods of mental health care in Romania .
Together with Monitoring Media Agency and Concept Foundation, RACP
elaborated an anti-stigma strategy, a project that was implemented in
2006.
Team Members
- Radu Teodorescu, MD, PhD, Psychiatrist
President of RACP, Coordinator of the Community Psychiatry "Trepte"
Centre, the president of the Romanian Association of Behavioural
Cognitive Therapy. Main areas of interest: cognitive therapy for
psychotic patients, psycho-social rehabilitation.
- Ciumageanu Mugur, MD, PhD, Psychologist
Former coordinator of the National Centre for Mental Health,
vice-president of the RAPC. Main areas of interest: reform of the
mental health services in Romania, quality of life, psychotherapy.
- Adela Salceanu, MD, Psychiatrist
Psychiatrist at the Community Psychiatry Trepte Centre,
psychotherapist. Main areas of interest: psychotherapy, anti-stigma
programmes.
- Radu Iuliana, MD, Psychiatrist
Psychiatrist at the Community Psychiatry Trepte Centre,
psychotherapist. Main areas of interest: relabilitation programs,
psychotherapy.
Contact
Romanian Association for Community Psychiatry
16 Burdujeni Street, Sector 3
Bucharest 32739
ROMANIA
Phone: +40 - 21 - 334 3471
Fax: +40 - 21 - 334 3471