In a conversation with Mr. Hafiz Mohammadi and his team, we discussed some of the key issues affecting Afghan families, including marital relationships, child-rearing, domestic violence, partner selection, and healthy ways of managing conflict.
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In many Afghan families, children grow up with multiple caregivers. This can be supportive, but different instructions can lead to confusion and psychological pressure.
Full discussion in the podcast—every Thursday at 4 PM (Afghanistan time).
National Museum Visit!
Yesterday, our littles took part in an educational and recreational trip to the National Museum of Afghanistan. A day full of excitement, and learning outside the kindergarten.
Address: Former Taimani, Street 9, House No. 30
Contact: +93(0)798222226
The one-month Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) workshop officially started today at the APC Psychological Services Office in Kabul.
Led by Sharafuddin Azimi, this program aims to strengthen Afghan psychologists’ skills in modern, evidence-based therapy.
Launched our one-month workshop: “Anxiety: Diagnosis & CBT Treatment” at APC Psychological Services — building capacity for evidence-based mental health in Afghanistan.
#Psychology#Anxiety#CBT#MentalHealth#Afghanistan
The recent earthquake in eastern Afghanistan, especially in Kunar, has caused heavy loss.Beyond physical damage, it brings deep emotional stress,fear, grief & uncertainty are natural.Survivors need not just aid but empathy.Children need safety & reassurance. Let’s stand together.
Migration isn’t just moving to a new place — it’s a real test of love, patience & understanding in marriage. 💬
In our latest podcast, we talk about the challenges couples face: cultural shocks, financial pressure & distance from family.
https://t.co/sAGWHmHXEZ
Last week, we launched the workshop “OCD: From Diagnosis to Treatment with CBT” for psychologists.
Session 1 covered clinical definitions, DSM-5-TR criteria, differential diagnosis & CBT framework.
A month of structured, evidence-based training ahead!
OCD: From Diagnosis to Treatment
Topic: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) – From Diagnosis to Treatment with a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Approach
Trainer: Prof. Sharafuddin Azimi
Date: June 28, 2025
Time: 1:00 PM
Registration & More Info: +93 785 204 042
This podcast explores family interference in personal and marital life, its psychological roots, negative effects, and healthy ways to manage it. It also highlights the importance of emotional boundaries in traditional families.
https://t.co/Y0QeIJS427
زندگی!
کلمه ی ساده، اما با مفاهیم ژرف و بلند. هر کدام ما داستانی داریم، تلخ و شیرین، توام با شکستها و پیروزیها.
«پادکست زندگی» همراه شماست در این سفر. برنامه ی برای تأمل، برای کشف معنی و برای بهتر زندگی کردن.
هر جمعه شب ساعت ۸:۰۰ از تلویزیون یک و چینل یوتیوب منذ
خبرنگاران در افغانستان بیش از دو دهه است که با ایفای رسالت اطلاعرسانی، به مردم خدمت کردهاند، اما با تحولات سیاسی در کشور، تعداد زیادی از خبرنگاران افغانستان از نگاه روانی آسیب دیده اند.
به همین منظور، سازمان حمایت از خبرنگاران افغانستان با همکاری پروفیسور آنتونی فنشتاین از دانشگاه تورنتو کانادا و بانو شاهین پردلی، روانشناس ارشد، برنامههای روان درمانی را برای خبرنگاران افغان که در افغانستان و در تبعید بسر میبرند، طرحریزی کرده است.
این برنامه برای خبرنگارانی که به کمکهای روان درمانی نیاز دارند، برگزار میشود.
برای معلومات بیشتر در مورد این برنامه، به تویتر سپیس ما به تاریخ ۲۵ ماه می از طریق لینک زیر بپیوندید:
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Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay. Let's raise awareness and support for mental health issues in Afghanistan, where people face many challenges, such as war, poverty, and earthquakes. They need empathy, solidarity, and access to treatment services. #MentalHealthMatters
I spoke to VOA about women's mental health, a critical issue in the midst of the crisis in Afghanistan. They need support and treatment for their mental problems. Interview link below
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Color has always been a serious discussion in the scientific topics of psychology. We also had an interview with New Lines magazine about the color of taxis in the city.
https://t.co/GDlxgUBpJA
Journaling boosts mental health by letting Afghan girls express their feelings and experiences. It helps them be self-aware, self-accepting, and positive. It also enhances their confidence and creativity.
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Children in Afghanistan suffer from psychological problems due to war, violence and poverty. They need more mental health care and support to cope and thrive. #EndChildTrauma#MentalHealthMatters
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