Pacific Institute Marks Mental Health Week – Focus on Mental Health During Disasters and Emergencies

Udaipur, 

Ceremony Begins with Lamp Lighting
The Department of Psychiatry at Pacific Institute of Medical Sciences, Udaipur, organized a Mental Health Week program this year under the theme of the World Health Organization: “Access to Services – Mental Health in Disasters and Emergencies.” The event commenced with a lamp lighting ceremony attended by Dr. Suresh Goyal (Dean), Dr. Praveen Khairkar (Head of Psychiatry), Dr. Dilip Kumar, Dr. Harish Mathur, and Dr. S.N. Jadhav.

Students Shine in Creative Activities
The event featured rangoli, poster-making, speech, and poetry competitions aimed at highlighting the importance of mental health services during disasters and emergencies. Both faculty and students participated with great enthusiasm, showcasing remarkable creativity and awareness.

Active Faculty Participation
The program was hosted by Dr. Divya Chaddha, while Dr. Sajjan, Dr. Aditi, Dr. Neel, Dr. Archish, Dr. Priyanka, and Dr. Manish played a key role in ensuring the event’s success.

Raising Awareness and Education
The Mental Health Week was informative, engaging, and inspiring, emphasizing the critical importance of accessible mental health services during challenging situations.

Closing Remarks
The initiative successfully highlighted the value of mental health services and fostered sensitivity, creativity, and social responsibility among students and faculty alike.