Department of Psychology, University of Wah (UW) admirably held its 5th Annual Mental Health Camp 2024, promoting awareness and well-being within the academic community on 21 November 2021. Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Jameel-Un Nabi inaugurated the event, in his opening remarks, emphasized the importance of mental health awareness and the university’s role in addressing the psychological needs of its students, faculty, and staff. He visited every stall at the camp, participating in the activities and engaging with attendees. His involvement encouraged students and staff, demonstrating his commitment to mental health advocacy. Registrar, Deans, and Directors of the university also visited the stalls, showing their support for the initiative.
To engage attendees in meaningful conversations about mental health, the Camp featured a series of interactive stations, including psychological assessment booths where attendees could join in self-assessments, as well as specialized areas focusing on enhancing cognitive abilities, memory skills, and emotional resilience. Professional counselors from the Department of Psychology-UW were on hand throughout the day, offering one-on-one counseling services and psychological support to attendees. They provided valuable guidance, helping participants navigate stress, anxiety, and other mental health challenges while also promoting techniques for positive mental well-being. Distinguished visitors from COMSATS University, Islamabad, Wah Campus, Wah Engineering College, Mashal Degree College, and Nasheman School attended the camp and praised the department’s efforts to raise mental health awareness and foster a positive environment.
