The Psychosocial Support Unit at the Faculty of Development Social Service , Beni-Suef University, organizes an awareness seminar on effective communication skills and building positive relationships.
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Under the patronage of Dr. Tarek Ali, Acting President of Beni Suef University, the Psychological, Social Support, and Family Counseling Unit at the Faculty of Development Social Service organized an awareness seminar titled "Effective Communication Skills and Building Positive Relationships." The event was held under the supervision of Dr. Hamada Mohamed, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs; Dr. Hendawi Abdellahi Hassan, Dean of the Faculty; Dr. Fadl Mohamed Ahmed, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; and Dr. Mossad Ibrahim El-Desouki, Director of the Psychological, Social Support, and Family Counseling Unit. The seminar was presented by Heba Mohamed Abdel-Salam, a family counseling specialist and a trainer certified by the Supreme Council of Universities. The event was also attended by Dr. Mona El-Banna, Director of the Family Counseling and Services Association, and Dr. Samah Ayad, a consultant in planning and feasibility studies.
The seminar addressed the importance of effective communication as a fundamental pillar for building positive relationships. It highlighted its role in fostering mutual understanding and respect, which helps improve interpersonal interactions and establishes constructive communication practices within both university and social life. This initiative aligns with the commitment to supporting students' mental and social well-being, developing their personal skills, and enhancing their ability to build positive relationships. By strengthening their capacity for effective communication and positive engagement in various situations, the university aims to help cultivate well-rounded individuals—students who are capable of interacting constructively with society.
As a gesture of encouragement, Ms. Heba Mohamed Abdel Salam gifted a collection of books to the students who were most active and engaged during the seminar, aiming to foster positive participation, promote reading, and expand knowledge in the fields of family counseling and the building of positive relationships.