Fachtagung "Frauengesundheit im Spannungsfeld von Familie und Beruf"

In the organizer's words:

Strengthening women's mental health - recognizing stress, implementing solutions

Stress-related mental illnesses such as exhaustion syndromes, adjustment disorders and depression affect women significantly more often than men - not because of psychological vulnerability, but because of structurally higher multiple burdens at work, in the family and with care responsibilities. The latest forsa survey commissioned by KKH Kaufmännische Krankenkasse shows: Almost 70% of all parents regularly feel overburdened - this figure is even higher for single parents and mothers in particular.

As a healthcare system, politicians and society, we are faced with the task of not only analyzing this stress situation, but also developing concrete medical and work-related solutions. How can the healthcare system, employers and family policy make a targeted contribution to promoting resilience and prevention?

Health Care Bayern e.V. has been able to attract four experts - Rebekka Rupprecht, Managing Director of the German Mothers' Convalescence Association, Beate Cubitt, lawyer and Head of Human Resources at Ulm University Hospital, Prof. Raimund Geene from the Alice Salomon University / Berlin School of Public Health at Charitè, and Natalie Klüver, author and journalist - to shed light on this controversial topic from a wide range of perspectives and highlight prevention options.

Program:

75 years of the Müttergenesungswerk for the health of mothers - then and now

Rebekka Rupprecht, German Mothers' Convalescent Home

Designing working environments preventively - health protection in the modern working world

Beate Cubitt, Ulm University Hospital

Family health promotion - promoting and inhibiting conditions for "Doing Family"

Prof. Dr. Raimung Geene, ASH / Berlin School of Public Health of the Charité

The art of not having to be a perfect mother - mental health beyond the ideal

Natalie Klüver, author & journalist

World Café: Dialogue and change of perspective

Exchange with participants on practical solutions and strategies

The symposium is sponsored by the Bavarian State Ministry of Health, Care and Prevention as part of the Gesund.Leben.Bayern prevention program.

Participation in the symposium is free of charge. Registration is possible via the following link:

"Women's health in the area of conflict between family and work - when the mother burns out, does the whole family burn?", Tuesday, September 23, 2025, 09:00-13:30

Price information:

Free of charge, registration required.