COESSE–TSU Psychological Society Launches SikoLakbay 1 at Ecumenical Christian College

The COESSE–TSU Psychological Society continued its mental health advocacy through SikoLakbay, an initiative that brings psychological knowledge and awareness beyond the university and into the community. Its first stop for SikoLakbay 1 was Ecumenical Christian College (ECC) on August 27, 2026.

The activity featured a discussion on psychological misconceptions led by Dr. Jazmin Dizon, RGC, RPm. Senior high school students participated in the session, engaging with the discussion on common misconceptions about psychology. The initiative provided an opportunity to promote psychological awareness and encourage meaningful conversations about mental well-being.

The organization expressed its gratitude to ECC Principal Dr. Jazmin Dizon, Ma’am Krissa Mykaella Cas, the participating students, the Querenpsy head and co-head, and the COESSE officers who helped make the activity possible despite delays. Students who received green ribbons were also reminded of an important message: “You matter, even on the days you don’t feel like you do.”

Through SikoLakbay, COESSE–TSU Psychological Society continues its commitment to making psychology more accessible and promoting mental health awareness among students and communities. The first stop marks the beginning of more opportunities to learn, connect, and advocate for psychological well-being beyond the classroom.