On February 23rd, starting at 9 am, in Auditorium “E” at CCHLA, the Psychology department of the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts at UFRN, will promote a conversation entitled: “When the suffering of the mind turns into illness”.
Those invited to participate in the chat are Dr. Rafael Rubim Costa (Psychiatrist/UFRN) and Ms. Isabelly Marques (Psychologist/UFRN)
Interested parties must register with SIGAA by the 22nd, clicking on OTHERS – PSYCHOLOGY – REGISTRATIONS FOR GROUP ACTIVITIES. 30 places will be offered.
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