With the theme Yellow September: A Look at Life, the Applied Psychology Service (Sepa) at UFRN promotes, throughout the month of September, actions to debate suicide. The Sepa campaign began last Wednesday, 4th, and will run until September 27th, with activities aimed at the community in general.
The next action will be held on Wednesday, 18th, in the Nepsa auditorium, at 5pm. On the occasion, the documentary Ouvidos Calados, by Mauro Baptistella, will be shown. The aim of the film is to raise awareness about the importance of giving voice to feelings. On the 27th, Sepa welcomes university students who feel like they are helping colleagues in psychological distress for a conversation at 8:30 am. At 2:30 pm, the public will participate in a meditation practice.
Registration for the activities of Yellow September: A Look at Life must be made through Sigaa. In addition to specific actions, Sepa also carries out, until September 27th, a psychological shift. Service is on a first-come, first-served basis, but there is a limit on space. For more information about services provided by Sepa, contact us via email at setembroamarelosepa@gmail.com.
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