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Dr. Muhammad Rizwan, CEO of the School of Self-Education and Positive Personality Growth, is pleased to share that a one-day Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) workshop was successfully conducted at Abdul Wali Khan University, Mardan (AWKUM). The workshop focused on building a clear understanding of DBT and its practical use in mental health settings. Participants were introduced to core DBT concepts and key skill areas, with an emphasis on how DBT-informed approaches can support clients in managing intense emotions, improving coping strategies, and strengthening interpersonal functioning. The session also encouraged discussion and learning through interactive engagement, making the training both practical and relevant for students and professionals. The School extends its appreciation to Abdul Wali Khan University, Mardan, for facilitating the workshop and providing an enabling learning environment. Gratitude is also shared with all participants for their active involvement, interest, and commitment to improving mental health knowledge and practice. This one-day workshop reflects the School’s ongoing mission to promote evidence-based psychological education and strengthen professional capacity through meaningful training initiatives.
Dr. Muhammad Rizwan, CEO of the School of Self-Education and Positive Personality Growth, is pleased to share the success of the School’s recent workshop on the Application of Psychodrama in Rehabilitation. This impactful event was organized and delivered through a strong collaboration with Ms. Sidra Shahzad, CEO of Umeed-e-Shifa Rehabilitation, Banni Gala, Islamabad. The School extends special appreciation to the primary resource person, Mr. Oliver Brust, CEO of the German Institute of Management Assessment and Psychotherapy, Dresden, Germany. His expertise provided valuable insights into the practical integration of psychodrama techniques to support meaningful rehabilitation outcomes. Dr. Muhammad Rizwan also expresses sincere gratitude to Ms. Sidra Shahzad for her exceptional partnership, generous support, the well-arranged venue, and warm hospitality—elements that greatly contributed to the workshop’s success and reflected the spirit of shared commitment to mental health and rehabilitation. Acknowledgment is also extended to all dedicated participants and the management team of Umeed-e-Shifa for their valuable contributions, including: Mr. Imran Ahmed Khilji Dr. Muhammad Ilyas Ms. Fatima Ms. Sakina Ms. Sadia Mr. Riaz With the combined efforts of all involved, this workshop marked a meaningful step forward in strengthening professional practice within the fields of mental health and rehabilitation.



