In this podcast we interviewed Jenny Joyce, newly graduated and soon to be qualified occupational therapist from London who was in Nepal for applying her knowledge in mental health service in Amrita Foundation. We interviewed her on the occasion of World Occupation Therapy Day, 2017 to enlight us with the concept of OT and its significance in mental health in the context of Nepal. Here is the link to the interview:
Parent’s Role in Supporting Child during Pandemics: From Counselor’s Lenses!
2 days Workshop-training on “Be Professional You” Conducted’ on 3rd and 4th February 2019
Psychbigyaan Network Nepal is a registered organization established in 2015. It is purely youth led organization working to promote Mental Health and Psychology.The word ‘Psychbigyaan’ is an amalgamation of a English and a Nepali word . Psych means Mind and Bigyaan (which is a Nepali word) means science.
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