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The Importance of Accompanying Children’s Thinking Development in the Golden Age

Saturday (2/10) the Center for Life-Span Development (CLSD) held a webinar with the theme “The Importance of Accompanying Children’s Thinking Development in the Golden Age”. The first CLSD event in October 2021 is a psychoeducational activity as part of a series of Research on Memory Development and Executive Skills in Babies 12-24 Months: A Screening Method by Mothers. read more

Theory Building Training Online: From Theory to Action

Friday (24/9) and Saturday (25/9) the Center for Indigenous and Cultural Psychology (CICP) held Theory Building Training (TBT). The event, which is regularly held every year, is being held again this year, even though it is in an online format because it is still during the Covid-19 pandemic. This TBT event carries the theme “From Theory to Action”. read more

One Decade Together: Returning Home for Remembering

Sunday (26/09), alumni of the 2011 Faculty of Psychology Universitas Gadjah Mada held a virtual reunion with the theme “One Decade Together: Returning Home for Remembering”. This virtual reunion event was attended by 100 alumni by inviting Prof. Dr. Faturochman, M.A and Prof. Dra. Kwartarini Wahyu Yuniarti, M.Med.Sc., Ph.D., Psychologist as a guest representative from a lecturer at the Faculty of Psychology UGM. read more

Tracks Behind the Consultation Room: Counselling for Employees

Friday (24/09) UGM Psychology Consulting Unit held the 13th UKP Synergy UKP Sharing (UBUB) with the topic “Tracks Behind the Consultation Room: Counselling for Employees” online. The topic that was brought up by UBUB #13 this time was delivered by Diana Setiyowati, Psikolog and Indrayanti, M.Sc., Ph.D., Psikolog. read more

KDM Sharing : Time Management in Doctoral Studies

Friday (17/9) the Doctoral Program of Psychology UGM again held Kolokium Dua Mingguan (KDM) series. The theme this time was “Teacher’s Professional Learning on Managing Student Behavior in Classrooms: Thesis Including Published Work”. The event which is held regularly every two weeks is open to the public. read more

Collaborating with CPMH, Psychology Doctoral Study Program Holds Intensive Training

Monday (12/9) UGM Psychology Doctoral Study Program in collaboration with the Center for Public Mental Health (CPMH) held Mastering Scoping Review and Systematic Literature Review events. This intensive training event is packaged in twelve sessions of twenty-four hours and will last for ten days. The event, which was intended for postgraduate, doctoral students, lecturers, researchers, and professionals in public or private institutions was attended by 82 participants from all over Indonesia. read more

Trails of Stories Behind the Consultation Room: Grief Counselling

Carrying the topic, “Trails of Stories Behind the Consultation Room: Grief Counselling”, the Psychological Consultation Unit (UKP) again held the 12th UKP Synergy UKP Sharing (UBUB) on Friday (10/9). The topic was delivered by Dra. Sri Kusrohmaniah, M.Sc., PhD and Azri Agustin S.Psi., Psychologist and Wirdatul Anisa, M.Psi., Psychologist as moderators. read more

KDM Promovendus Club: Scoping Review and Photo Voice

Friday (3/9) UGM Psychology Doctoral Study Program held an event with the theme “Community defied efficiency for children with disabilities: Scoping review and photovoice stories from West Timor”. This event is a series of Kolokium Dua Mingguan (KDM) Promovendus Club which is held open to the public. read more

UPAP Holds a Workshop on Using Analysis and Psychometric Software for Students

(27/8) The Psychodiagnostic Tool Development Unit (UPAP) of the Faculty of Psychology UGM held a workshop and seminar on Introduction to the Use of Analysis Software in Psychometrics. This workshop and seminar will be held for two days on 27th August and 3rd September 2021 online. This is the 4th event organized by UPAP related to data analysis training. Not only workshops and training, but this activity will also be continued with In House Training every Friday starting from 08.00 a.m to 16.00 p.m. read more