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On June 27, 2025, a significant symposium took place as part of the annual global webinar hosted by the Armenian American Mental Health Association (AAMHA). The event aimed to address the pressing question of how psychology organizations are currently working to alleviate the intense stressors faced by individuals in Armenia.
The one-hour panel featured six distinguished experts from diverse locations, including Los Angeles, New York, and Yerevan. They engaged in a thoughtful discussion titled “Increasing Cooperation Among Armenian Psychology Organizations.” George Gharibian, a prominent professor, emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts among various organizations to enhance mental health support in Armenia.
The symposium highlighted the critical need for mental health resources and the role of psychology in fostering resilience within communities. Experts shared innovative strategies and best practices, aiming to create a more cohesive approach to mental health care. The dialogue underscored a collective commitment to addressing the psychological challenges faced by Armenians, particularly in times of crisis.
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