Did you miss our fourth webinar of our 2021 Webinar Series, Decolonial Enactments in Community Psychology ?
Don’t worry, watch it now on our YouTube Page!
Visit our website to watch this recording now: https://t.co/cdTzD6v4Lo
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As a division we believe that psychology and activism go hand in hand. Thank you to our members for an insightful and engaging year 🙏🏽 We hope to continue to expand our social media and newsletters and to use Twitter to engage in pertinent social and community-centered issues
PsySSA 2021 Webinar Series – Troubling Psychology in Troubled Times – Psychoanalytic Innocence: The Ideological Underpinnings of Theory and Praxis
Visit our website to register for this free webinar: https://t.co/oUr1UywQI1
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In 2019 I initiated a seed grant competition with colleagues in @PsySSA's Division for Community & Social Psychology (@CPsyssa). It's a modest amount of R5000 but it can catalyse a small, creative project in your community that focuses on mental health 👇🏿
https://t.co/HGrtyyiJxb
PsySSA Workshop Series: Workshop 6: The Covid-19 Melancholia: Death & Grief
Visit our website to register and find out more about this workshop: https://t.co/NB9FTgj7s0
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PsySSA 2021 Webinar Series – Troubling Psychology in Troubled Times – Decolonial Praxis in Contemporary Global Community Psychologies
Visit our website to find out more: https://t.co/LI2RDP7d1D
#TroublingPsychologyinTroubledTimes#Free#Webinar
PsySSA 2021 Webinar Series – Troubling Psychology in Troubled Times – Decolonial Praxis in Contemporary Global Community Psychologies (co-hosted by the Institute of Social and Health Sciences, University of South Africa)
#TroublingPsychologyinTroubledTimes#Free#Webinar
Out Now! SAJP Volume 51 Issue 3 September 2021: Special Section on African Psychology
Visit our website to read this latest issue:
https://t.co/Oy9tIh3T0h
#SAJP#AfricanPsychology#Issue3
PsySSA Commemorates Women's Day 2021: Generation Equality : Realizing Women's Rights For an Equal Future
"I don’t celebrate Woman’s Day, I celebrate the amazing tenacity of women every day, who continue to get up and show up despite the odds stacked against them."
Depression is complex, it isn't one thing.
It's an interaction of factors:
Biological
Psychological
Social
Cultural
Existential
Poltical
Economical
Don't try to simplify it, reduce it, or narrow it down to a meme or phrase. It's a whole spectrum that cannot be explained here.
Many people may be facing increased levels of anxiety and panic, stress, & anxiety. Join SADAG’s FREE #FacebookFriday Online Q&A on 22 January. Experts will be focusing on how to cope with Covid19 Stress & Anxiety during the 2nd wave. More details to follow. #mentalhealthmatters
Curwyn Mapaling, executive member of the CaSP Division, contemplates what Heritage Day means for fellow South Africans
What does #HeritageDay mean to you?