In Collaboration with APSPA (Asia Pacific School Psychology Association) and Assumption University (AU)
- Date: January 18, 2024
- Time: 09.00 - 16.30 hrs.
- Venue: Salle d' Expo Room, Assumption Hall, Assumption University of Thailand, Hua Mak Campus
- Organized by: Graduate School of Human Sciences
Event Details:
Registration: 09.00 hrs.
Registration fees: 900 Thai Bhat
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Graduate School of Human Sciences is organizing a workshop on Building Bridges: A Workshop on Resilience and Mental Wellness. This is organized for teachers, parents and students or anyone who would like to have more knowledge on Mental Health. This is organized as the part of our Suicide Prevention campaign “Be a Rainbow to Someone’s clouds” as part pf APSPA (Asia Pacific School Psychology Association) and Assumption University(AU).
Join us for an insightful workshop focused on unlocking resilience and building mental wellness. Our esteemed speakers will share valuable insights and practical strategies to help you navigate life's challenges with strength and positivity. The workshop will emphasize the importance of basic skills in recognizing early signs of distress and implementing strategies to foster resilience in young individuals. The workshop will provide valuable insights into recognizing subtle signs of distress, initiating conversations about mental health, and fostering a supportive environment for youth.
Dr. Parvathy Varma. S | 9.30-11.00 | Topic: "Navigating the Shadows: Recognizing Warning Signs, Preventing Suicide, and Building Holistic Resilience" |
Dr. Santhosh Mohanan: | 11.15 -12.15 | Stigma, Help Seeking and Mental Health |
12.15-1.15 | Lunch Break | |
1.15-2.15 | Dr. Donald | |
2.15 -3.15 | Dr. Rajitha: Suicide Prevention and Strength Assessment | |
3.15-3.30 | Coffee Break | |
3.30-4.30 | Dr. Dave: Understanding Cyberbullying: Guidelines for the Digital Age |
1. Recognizing Warning Signs:
- Understanding the subtle cues and signals that may indicate someone is struggling.
- Discussing the importance of heightened awareness among teachers, parents, and peers.
- Providing practical guidance on identifying signs of distress in a variety of settings.
2. Preventing Suicide:
- Exploring proactive measures to intervene and offer support.
- Highlighting the significance of open communication and reducing stigma surrounding mental health.
- Sharing community resources and helplines for immediate assistance.
3. Building Holistic Resilience:
- Emphasizing a comprehensive approach to resilience that encompasses mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
- Integrating positive psychology principles into daily practices.
- Fostering a culture of empathy, inclusivity, and support within educational and community settings.
4. Interactive Strategies:
- Engaging participants in role-playing scenarios to enhance practical skills.
- Facilitating group discussions to share experiences and insights.
- Providing take-home resources and tools for ongoing support.
Why Attend:
- Gain a deeper understanding of the warning signs associated with suicide.
- Acquire practical strategies for preventing suicide in various contexts.
- Explore a holistic approach to building resilience for oneself and others.
- Contribute to creating a supportive community committed to mental well-being.