İPAM Participated in the Ibn Haldun University International Day Event

İPAM Participated in the Ibn Haldun University International Day Event
İPAM participated in the “International Day” event organized by Ibn Haldun University with a stand and panel contribution. As part of the event, Clinical Psychologist Yaqeen Sikander delivered a presentation in the “Internationalization and Adaptation” panel, discussing cultural diversity, belonging, and the reconstruction of individual narratives. Additionally, in the talk titled “Islamic Psychology: Healing, Identity and Decolonial Perspectives,” psychological healing processes, identity, and decolonial approaches were addressed. At the event, which attracted significant interest from international students, participants had the opportunity to learn about the work of İPAM.

İPAM Participated in the Ibn Haldun University International Day Event

The “International Day” event, organized by Ibn Haldun University and bringing together students from different countries, was carried out through comprehensive programs addressing the themes of internationalization, cultural diversity, and belonging. Within the scope of the event, İPAM also participated with its stand, meeting with attendees and introducing its work and fields of activity.

As part of the program, one of our institution’s therapists, Yaqeen Sikander, took part as a speaker in the panel titled “Internationalization and Adaptation.” During the panel, discussions focused on cultural diversity, the importance of individuals being able to reconstruct their own stories from their own perspectives, and reclaiming their narratives. In addition, the contribution of university students’ engagement with different cultures, traveling, and multicultural experiences to individual development was discussed.

As part of the event, a talk titled “Islamic Psychology: Healing, Identity and Decolonial Perspectives” was also held. During the session, evaluations were shared regarding psychological healing processes, identity construction, and decolonial perspectives in the field of psychology.

The event, attended by many international students, also drew attention to the İPAM stand. Participants had the opportunity to learn about the work of our center and communicate directly with our therapists.

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