The Department of Psychology presents a Guest Lecture on “Counselling for Well-Being: Micro & Macro Skills for Mental Health, Education, and Gender Equality.” The session is scheduled to be held at the SACAS Auditorium from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
📍 Venue: SACAS Auditorium
⏰ Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
This lecture aims to highlight the role of counselling as a powerful tool for promoting well-being in diverse spheres of life. With a focus on micro skills that enhance individual interactions and macro approaches that influence communities and systems, the session will bridge theory with practice in addressing psychological needs.
Special emphasis will be placed on how these counselling skills contribute to mental health awareness, the advancement of educational practices, and the pursuit of gender equality. By weaving together these dimensions, the lecture intends to provide a holistic understanding of how counselling can serve as a pathway to both personal growth and societal change.
Organized by the Department of Psychology, this guest lecture promises to offer enriching perspectives for students and faculty, inspiring them to view counselling not only as a profession, but as a meaningful approach to creating healthier and more inclusive spaces.