Within the framework of enhancing students' life and intellectual skills and supporting their psychological and academic well-being, the University Psychological Counseling Unit at the College of Nursing held an educational and guidance lecture entitled "The Architecture of Beginnings and the Etiquette of Endings." Targeted at second-year students, the lecture was delivered by educational counselors Muhannad Saadi and Tabarak Abdul-Hussein.
The lecture addressed the importance of systematic planning and mindful thinking in setting goals and making sound decisions, alongside the principles of building interpersonal relationships and managing them consciously. It also highlighted interacting with elegance and mutual respect upon the conclusion of various relationships and experiences, underscoring the necessity of respecting personal space and psychological boundaries to foster a healthy, balanced university environment.
The session witnessed notable engagement from the students through contributions, questions, and discussions exploring ways to apply these concepts within their daily and academic lives, thereby reinforcing their intellectual and emotional maturity and cultivating their capacity to navigate diverse situations and challenges positively.
