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On 18th May 2017, Ben Ryan spoke about Theos’ report ‘Religion and Well–being’ at a Capital Mass event on mental health and poverty.
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Capital Mass hosts an evening with a series of 12–minute talks from experts on the connection between mental health and poverty. Ben Ryan joins to discuss religion and mental health following Theos’ previous research on religon and wellbeing. All talks are available here.