There are many schools of psychology, and each has its own point of view in the matter of suppressing feelings and emotions. Let us note at once that one way or another everyone is right and wrong at the same time. There is not one objective truth in psychology, and if one thesis helps you […]
Nurturing Minds, Fostering Success: A Guide to Mental Well-being in Higher Education In the bustling corridors of academia, where the pursuit of knowledge meets the pressures of academic rigor, students often find themselves navigating a complex landscape of challenges. Beyond the textbooks and lectures, the mental well-being of students is a crucial aspect that demands […]
Over 800 people have been resettled and offered capacity building to create their own jobs by the Humanitarian Assistance for Development service in the regions of Tororo and Kampala. According to Ms. Mariam Kivumbi the Executive Director HADS Uganda, ” this is a calling especially through the whistleblowers like Police and other well wishers […]
Story By Rukundo Allan Counseling and social psychology is a broad specialization within professional psychology concerned with using psychological principles to enhance and promote the positive growth, well being, and mental health of individuals, families and the broader community. Social psychology and counselling focus on how people function both personally and in their relationships at […]
The notion of gene editing has taken phase to maybe advanced thoughts of people who may not be following progress in science and technology, what Bioethicists refers to as bio-technology. Many of us may have probably heard or known about stories of DNA tests that aim at creating identity. This identity is geared to find […]
‘Bioethics’ as derived from ‘Ethics’ In our day-to-day lives we encounter words like ‘you are right’, ‘you are wrong’, ‘that is the best’, ‘that is the worst’ plus others that you may mention. These ideas and words believe me make up our life. They add up a lot to the way we relate to each […]
The above is a quote from a close friend of Nsubuga Ashiraf a final year student pursuing Bachelors of Medical Radiography at Makerere University, he was found hanging on a rope by his roommate. Today, we focus on providing you information on how one can overcome depression at campus. When you wake up in […]
5 out of every 10campusers have been, in and out of relationships. Most have had painful break-ups. Some have managed to get through them and others struggle to get back on their feet. When a friend gets heartbroken, we tend to be helpless about the situation and don’t know what to do or even say. […]