• THERESA MAE DULMAN
At least 500 mental health professionals and students across Negros Occidental, attended the 4th Mental Health Summit organized by Mental Health Negros at Santuario de La Salle on Saturday.
The annual initiative brings together advocates, including professionals and students, to advance mental health in the region
The event featured sessions focused on collective healing, technology, and expressive arts.
The Mental Health Summit was organized alongside several co-presenters, including the White Coat Psychological Clinic, Lasallian Association of Mental Health Practitioners, USLS GEC Bridge-Peer Facilitators, USLS Psychological Society, USLS College of Medicine’s TAMBAL, and the Philippine Red Cross.*
