PSYCHE TODAY

Psyche Today is the official online academic publication of Ateneo Psyche. It is the platform for our organization to promote awareness about several topics under the field of psychology and mental health through sound research and references. This platform aims to bring this information through an academic approach and hopefully spark the interest of people regarding psychology.

We feature three main segments: Mental Health Mondays (MM), What’s New in Psych Wednesdays (WW), and Social Psych Saturdays (SS).

Last year, Psyche Today’s publications tackled multiple topics ranging from general personal psychology up to fictional character analysis. Unique concepts from psychology were used to try and explain everyday phenomena while backed up with credible resources. This year would be similar to last year’s content but would include more Creative Outputs to hopefully reach and entice more viewers!

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MAIN SEGMENTS

Mental Health Mondays

Mental Health Mondays seek to promote proper knowledge and attitudes about mental health.

What's New in Psych Wednesdays

What’s New in Psych Wednesdays is here to present recent significant research and findings the field of psychology.

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Social Psych Saturdays

Social Psych Saturdays aim to help understand social inquiries by showcasing how psychology and socio-politics interweave with the beliefs of the past and today's society.

INTERACTIVE SEGMENT

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"If you want to deepen your knowledge in Psychology, practice your writing or illustration skills, I recommend you join this project! I learned so much about Psychological phenomena just by hearing the writers' pitches alone and more so when I read their finished articles. Even seeing how the creatives and marketing team bring the articles to life always left me in awe. As writers, you get to choose your own topics so it doesn't feel like work and you'll be able to exchange ideas with the rest of the PMT and learn from them too."

Milana Aquinde, Project Head for Psyche Today (2021 to 2022)