Mental health care: Mind matters – Mental Health Care in Pakistan
June 02, 2015
The mind is a fragile thing and mental health care is one of the biggest needs of the day. Fifteen million people in Pakistan suffer from mental illnesses and, in Karachi alone, there are more than two million mentally ill patients. Yet, according to World Health Organization estimate
Continue Reading →Al-Jazeera Documentary: “101 East – Drugged Up Pakistan” featuring the AAS rehab centre
October 09, 2014
Further to Channel 4's documentary, Pakistan's Streets of Shame, Al- Jazeera has also done a documentary called "101 East- Drugged Up Pakistan" which features our rehabilitation centres in Karachi and the work generally done by the AAS Trust. The documentary airs ton
Continue Reading →Pakistan Self-Development Workshop
August 21, 2014
"I attended a week-long course in Karachi, Pakistan which started on August 2nd 2014 and ended on August 9th, 2014. Now that I stand on the other side of this incredible week, I would like to refer to this period not as a course, but rather as a journey. It was a journey indeed &
Continue Reading →Lynne’s Pakistan Certificate Group Complete their Studies
June 18, 2014
Congratulations to Lynne's Certificate group who have completed their studies in Karachi with AAS and CPPD!
Continue Reading →Pakistan Certificate Group Complete their Studies
April 25, 2014
Congratulations and well done to all our students who completed the daytime programme of the Certificate in Humanistic Integrative Counselling.
Continue Reading →Pakistan Diploma Group Complete their Studies
April 16, 2014
We are delighted to announce the completion of Lynne's Diploma intake in Pakistan. Congratulations to all our students to have done a fantastic job!
Continue Reading →Healing Through Pain: Silent Sufferers – a published article by one of our current students
November 26, 2013
This article has been written by Rakshanda Khan who is one of our current students on our Diploma course in Karachi It is a pretty dark place when the only way to ease pain is to increase it. Commonly known as self-harm, it is a condition in which physical harm is deliberately
Continue Reading →New Autumn Diploma Course in Pakistan
November 06, 2013
We're delighted to announce that our new Autumn Diploma course in Karachi has started. Both Jenny Sandelson and Lynne Kaye are each facilitating the two intakes. We'd like to welcome the students to the course and wish them every success with it!
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