(10/9) Center for Public Mental Health (CPMH) Faculty of Psychology UGM lauch Suicide First Aid Guideline for Indonesians online. The event was attended by approximately 590 participants who join from WEBEX and also from live stream in CPMH Psi UGM Youtube channel.
(10/9) Center for Public Mental Health (CPMH) Fakultas Psikologi UGM melakukan launching Pedoman Pertolongan Pertama Psikologis pada Upaya Bunuh Diri secara daring. Acara diharidi oleh 590 partisipan yang bergabung melalui Webex dan juga disiarkan secara live pada channel Youtube CPMH Psi UGM.
Friday, July 10, 2020 Center for Public Mental Health (CPMH) hosted second webinar about “Toxic” Parenting. This event is a series from the first webinar that held on Friday, July 4, 2020. It was started at 13.00 – 15.00 WIB.
Jumat, 10 Juli 2020 Center for Public Mental Health (CPMH) kembali adakan webinar seri kedua dengan tema “Toxic” Parenting. Kegiatan ini merupakan kelanjutan dari webinar atau kuliah umum sebelumnya yang diadakan pada Jumat 4 Juli 2020 dengan topik serupa.
Center for Public Mental Health (CPMH) host a webinar about “Toxic” Parenting on Saturday, July 4, 2020 using Google Meeting. It was held at 12.30-14.00 WIB with 250 registrants from students to general public.
Center for Public Mental Health (CPMH) adakan webinar dengan mengangkat tema “Toxic” Parenting pada hari Sabtu, 4 Juli 2020 melalui Google Meeting. Acara diselenggarakan pukul 12.30-14.00 WIB dengan total pendaftar sebanyak 250 peserta, baik dari kalangan umum maupun mahasiswa.
(05/05) Public Center for Mental Health (CPMH) held the seventh online series of sharing sessions on Tuesday, May 5, 2020. The session titled “Mental Health During Pandemic“. The speakers this last CPMH session are, Prof. Dr. Kwartarini W Yuniarti, MMed.Sc., Psychologist, as Vice Dean for Research, Community Service and Cooperation; Tri Hayuning Tyas, M.A., Psychologist, as lecturer at the Faculty of Psychology UGM and clinical psychologist; Dr. Diana Setiyawati, M.HSc., Psychologist, as lecturer, psychologist, and Head of Center for Public Mental Health (CPMH) Faculty of Psychology UGM; Nurul Kusuma Hidayati, M.Psi., Psychologist, as psychologist at CPMH, UKP and Gama Medical Center (GMC) UGM; and Wirdatul Anisa, M.Psi., Psychologist, as psychologist at CPMH, UKP, and one of the private service facilities in Yogyakarta.
Work From Home (WFH) that had been applied in Indonesia have various impact to the workers, such as the difficulties to differed the effective day and their day off.
On the online sharing session, called “COVID-19 and Worker’s Mental Health” that organized by Center for Public Mental Health (CPMH), Dr. Indrayanti, M.Si as a lecturer at the UGM Faculty of Psychology, explained the importance of managing work time and routines during WFH for workers. For example, determine the working space at home, dress neatly and make an agenda. Besides, communicating routines with family and the office is also important, in order to minimize conflicts that might occur.
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the type of outdoor activity for society become more limited. Many institutions applied work from home policy, and school from home for students. This limitation aim to suppress the spreading of COVID-19, which potentially spread through direct physical contact. Some area in Indonesia enacted Large Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB), for example DKI Jakarta.
COVID-19 pandemic is a problem that have been face by many countries, including Indonesia. Every country are forced to adapt with the new condition. Society must face uncertain condition, they have to stay at home and limit their direct social activities in order to maintain mutual safety and reduce the risk of spreading the virus until the situation getting better. The limitations of the movements and uncertainties in daily life are some factors that could leads to discomfort.