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Building a Unified, Relevant, and Responsive Psychology

The South African Society for Clinical Psychology (SASCP)

The South African Society for Clinical Psychology (SASCP)
World Bipolar Day – 30 March 2025

World Bipolar Day – 30 March 2025

PsySSA Commemorates World Bipolar Day 2025 – PsySSA shares insightful contributions from the South African Society for Clinical Psychology (SASCP) and the Health Psychology Division (HPD). These reflections aim to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and promote compassionate understanding of bipolar disorder within the South African context.

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World Cancer Day: 4 February 2025

World Cancer Day: 4 February 2025

PsySSA commemorates World Cancer Day with the theme: United By Unique. PsySSA shares insights from the Health Psychology Division (HPD) and the South African Society of Clinical Psychology (SASCP) on the psychological impact of cancer and the role of mental health professionals in supporting those affected. Click here to read more

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SASCP Media Alert: Community outreach initiative on mental health awareness

SASCP Media Alert: Community outreach initiative on mental health awareness

The South African Society of Clinical Psychologists (SASCP) would like to sound the call to gather and increase our ability to prevent, and promote our ability to prevent, these conditions based on an improved understanding of the importance of mental wellness in this Freedom Month of April. The division would like to initiate a community drive to help South Africans near and far to learn, become aware of symptoms, services, support structures and challenges in mental health.

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SASCP Webinar – Life in COVID-19: What’s Next

SASCP Webinar – Life in COVID-19: What’s Next

The South African Society for Clinical Psychology (SASCP) is hosting a webinar on life in the times of COVID-19

The “what’s next?” webinar seeks to delve further than curability and management of COVID-19, but to stretch to address various adjustment issues presently, and in times to come. This webinar aims to open up a discourse and focuses on how people can respond and draw on their individual capacities to promote resilience.

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