The Chaudhry Abdul Khaliq Center for Contemporary Islamic Sciences at Superior University organized an insightful panel discussion titled “Mental Health in Catastrophes and Emergencies” as part of PsyFiesta 2025. The session brought together distinguished experts who explored the psychological dimensions of crises and emphasized the importance of resilience and compassionate intervention.
Director Dr. Syed Ali Mohsin Naqvi of CAKCCIS, Ms. Saira Majid Sheikh, and Dean Prof. Dr. Naveed Babur of the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences shared valuable perspectives on addressing mental health challenges during emergencies. The panel highlighted the role of community support, timely psychological first aid, and culturally sensitive approaches in promoting recovery and emotional well-being.
The discussion encouraged students and mental health professionals to adopt a proactive and empathetic approach to crisis response, underscoring the collective responsibility in fostering mental resilience. By integrating Islamic principles of compassion with contemporary psychological practices, the panel offered a holistic framework for understanding and addressing trauma.
This event reflects Superior University’s commitment to facilitating meaningful dialogue on critical social issues and promoting mental health awareness. Through initiatives like PsyFiesta, the university continues to provide a platform for knowledge exchange and professional development, empowering attendees to contribute effectively in times of crisis.
