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Introduction

- Introduction to IGLYO’s mission and the importance of addressing mental health in LGBTQIA+ youth.
- Overview of the webinar agenda and goals.
- Emphasising the importance of sensitivity and trigger warnings for discussing sensitive topics.

Understanding the Queer Mental Health Landscape
Ali Bodo

- Presenting existing research findings on mental health among LGBTQI youth.
- Sharing insights and research for promoting mental well-being in LGBTQI youth.
- Discussing challenges related to mental health concerning LGBTQI youth.

  • Ali Bodo (Programmes Officer at IGLYO)

    Ali Bodo

    Programmes Officer at IGLYO
Intersectional Feminist Perspectives on Queer Mental Health
Francesca OttobelliMichela Terranova

- Discussing intersectionality and its relevance in understanding systemic oppression.
- Analysing the unique challenges faced by queer youth at the intersection of multiple identities.
- Exploring how systemic oppression and intersectional identities create unique mental health challenges.

  • Francesca Ottobelli (Psychologist at My Safe Space)

    Francesca Ottobelli

    Psychologist at My Safe Space
  • Michela Terranova (Psychotherapist at My Safe Space)

    Michela Terranova

    Psychotherapist at My Safe Space
Chemsex and Mental Health
Arturo Mazzeo

- Providing insights into coping mechanisms, self-care practices, support networks, strategy and sources of strengths.
- Introducing chemsex and its prevalence in the LGBTQI young community
- Understanding the impact of chemsex on mental health; harm reduction strategies and resources for individuals involved in chemsex.

  • Arturo Mazzeo (Clinical psychologist, Psychotherapist & Psychanalyst at Ex Æquo)

    Arturo Mazzeo

    Clinical psychologist, Psychotherapist & Psychanalyst at Ex Æquo
Q&A Session

- Participants have the opportunity to ask questions directly to the speakers.

Closing Remarks

- Summarising key takeaways from the webinar.
- Encouraging participants to continue the conversation and take action in their communities.