St Agnes College hosts faculty development programme on mental health, suicide prevention


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Mangaluru, Oct 15: St Agnes College (Autonomous), Mangaluru, collaborated with the Department of Psychiatry, K S Hegde Medical Academy, Deralakatte, to host the faculty development programme "Into the light: Conversations that save lives" on October 11. The programme featured concurrent sessions at the PG Auditorium and A4 Hall, emphasizing mental health awareness and suicide prevention among educators

At the PG Auditorium, Sindhu K S and Dr Sandesh Suhas Hegde led an interactive session featuring activities like "Circle of trust – Listen without words" and "Facts vs Myths." The discussion focused on adolescent mental health, identifying early warning signs, and exploring preventive strategies.

Meanwhile, at the A4 Hall, Dr Srinivasa Bhat U and Agneita Iman emphasized the crucial role educators play in supporting students and fostering open conversations to break the stigma surrounding suicide.

The sessions received high praise for their thought-provoking content, engaging format, and empathetic approach. By empowering educators with awareness, sensitivity, and confidence, the faculty development programme paved the way for creating supportive academic environments that promote mental well-being and save lives.

 

 

  

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