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Splinter Chabot speaks in Haarlem about identity and mental health

Writer and presenter Splinter Chabot will host a lecture on identity and mental health at the Museum van de Geest in Haarlem on September 10. Held on World Suicide Prevention Day, the event will feature a personal talk by Chabot followed by a panel discussion with various mental health organizations.

Author and presenter Splinter Chabot is set to deliver a lecture at the Museum van de Geest in Haarlem, focusing on the themes of personal identity, vulnerability, and mental health. The event is scheduled to take place on September 10 at 19:30, coinciding with World Suicide Prevention Day, and is hosted in collaboration with the Stichting Regenboogloket.

Drawing from his book Twee Prinsen, Chabot will share his own personal experiences regarding these sensitive topics. Following his presentation, a panel discussion will be held to further explore mental health challenges. This conversation will feature representatives from Stichting 113, expert-by-experience Kris van der Veen, and the Stichting Regenboogloket. Tickets for the evening are available for 7.50 euros through the official website of the Museum van de Geest.

Culture Health Haarlem Netherlands

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