Let's talk life - Understanding Suicide and Promoting Mental Wellness with Mukasa Moses Bwesige

Webinar on Thursday 29 February 2024
In a world where mental health matters, this webinar aims to spark conversations around suicide awareness and foster a supportive community. In this powerful and transformative session, we delve into the complexities of suicide, providing valuable insights, narratives, and actionable strategies for mental well-being. Together, let's break the silence, challenge stigma, and foster a community where everyone's mental health is a priority. Don't miss this opportunity to gain knowledge and contribute to building a supportive network. Mark your calendar and be part of a conversation that can make a real difference.
Your mental wellness journey starts here!
In this engaging webinar, we aim to foster a supportive environment for open discussions surrounding suicide and mental wellness. The session will be divided into two main parts, ensuring a comprehensive and interactive approach.
Part 1 - Understanding Suicide
Presentation on Suicide, every day ever changing terminologies, unique drivers including known and unknown Facts and explanatory models.
Part 2 - Promoting Mental Wellness
Introduction to Mental Wellness and Resilience
Expert Speaker Presentation on Coping Mechanisms
Practical Tips for Everyday Mental Well-being
Closing Remarks and Information on Available Resources
By combining informative presentations, personal narratives, and interactive discussions, we aim to create an inclusive space for learning, sharing, and promoting mental wellness.
MUKASA MOSES BWESIGE
Mukasa is the Inter-Regional MHPSS Expert for East and Southern Africa Regions at Jesuit Refugee services, Board Chair at the Institute for Community Based Sociotherapy (ICBS) and a Doctoral or PhD researcher at Ghent University Belgium and at Makerere University School of Psychology Uganda with a bias around Suicide in humanitarian settings.
Suicide is a topic he has investigated at all levels of his education and practiced for the last 10 years of his work within the MHPSS domain in humanitarian and development settings.
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