08/02/2025
π‘ππͺπ¦ | ELJMC Organizes Su***de Prevention and Mental Health Awareness Seminar
"Changing the Narrative on Su***de and Moving More for Our Mental Health" served as the theme of this yearβs Eduardo L. Joson Memorial Collegeβs (ELJMC) su***de prevention and mental health awareness seminar today, October 11, at the Convention Center in Palayan City, Nueva Ecija.
The seminar, hosted by Ms. Rossjan Mae A. Ramos and Mr. Charlie L. Bartolome, began with a doxology and the national anthem performed by The Interwoven Notes Inspiration Guild (TINIG).
Consequently, Ma'am Danica Anie B. Lorenzo, Dean of Academic Affairs, delivered the welcome remarks, inspiring attendees with some of her lines β"πΏππ‘ π¦ππ’π ππππ ππ£πππππ€ππ π‘βπ π ππ‘π’ππ‘ππππ ." and "π·π πππ‘ ππ ππππππ π‘π π πππ βπππ."
Following this, Ms. Ramos introduced the first speaker β Mr. Crisanto D. De Jesus, Registered Guidance Counselor (RGC), who focused on βPreventing Youth Su***de in the Digital Ageβ. He emphasized the message of hope through a compelling discussion and video presentation, after which the ELJMC chorale performed an intermission number.
Afterward, Ma'am Joana Katrina B. Pelagio, RGC, delivered her lecture on βMental Health: Risk and Protective Factors for Students.β She concluded her discussion with the thought-provoking quote: "πππ’ πππ'π‘ βππ£π π‘π ππππ‘πππ π¦ππ’π π‘βππ’πβπ‘π , ππ’π‘ ππ πππ‘ πππ‘ π¦ππ’π π‘βππ’πβπ‘π ππππ‘πππ π¦ππ’." TINIG then performed another intermission number.
The seminar included an open forum, allowing students to ask questions and seek clarification on mental health topics. Ma'am Danica Anie B. Lorenzo, Ma'am Katrina M. Lajom, and Ma'am Rodeliza P. Morales then awarded certificates to the resource speakers in appreciation of their valuable contributions.
The session concluded with Ma'am Lajom, Chair of Department of Teacher Education reminding participants of the importance of addressing mental health issues to promote a supportive environment for everyoneβs well-being.
βοΈ Nathan Andes
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