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SRILNAC exco member Dr Yoga Anthony conducting a workshop on Post- Cyclone Challenges and Community Recovery for clergy ...
18/04/2026

SRILNAC exco member Dr Yoga Anthony conducting a workshop on Post- Cyclone Challenges and Community Recovery for clergy in Kandy.

We are proud of our members helping our community to recover from the post-traumatic stress after Ditwa.

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We are delighted to proudly present to you our first quarterly e-bulletin for 2026.This edition is another step in our c...
16/04/2026

We are delighted to proudly present to you our first quarterly e-bulletin for 2026.

This edition is another step in our commitment to keep you informed, connected, and inspired. Within these pages, you will find a collection of updates, insights, and highlights that reflect the progress, dedication, and impactful work carried out within our Association.

We sincerely hope that you will find both enjoyment and enrichment in reading this bulletin, and that it offers valuable knowledge and perspectives to support your personal and professional growth. We're pleased to share these developments with you, and we hope this publication serves as a meaningful platform for engagement and learning.

As we move forward, we remain committed to bringing you timely updates, new initiatives, and opportunities to connect and contribute. Your continued support and involvement are what make these efforts possible.

Thank you to our dedicated members for being an integral part of our legacy.

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Empowering Young Minds Through Awareness and ResilienceWe are happy to share that SRILNAC President Clinical Psychologi...
07/04/2026

Empowering Young Minds Through Awareness and Resilience

We are happy to share that SRILNAC President Clinical Psychologist, Carol Gooneratne Amarasekara and Executive member Dr Nilmi Kotuwella , recently conducted a meaningful outreach program for school children in Muttakkuliya.

This initiative focused on promoting mental well-being and raising critical awareness on addiction - an issue that significantly impacts the surrounding area. Through engaging discussions and practical guidance, students were equipped with healthier coping strategies and empowered with the knowledge to navigate and resist the social challenges prevalent in their environment.

At the heart of this program lies a commitment to fostering resilience, strengthening emotional intelligence, and guiding young individuals toward positive life choices. We believe that early intervention and education are key to shaping a healthier, more mindful future generation.

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01/04/2026

Understanding Dyslexia: Seeing Intelligence Differently

Dyslexia is more than just difficulty with reading or writing; it is a different way of processing language. This learning difference is commonly identified in school-going children, but it can also be present in adults, sometimes undiagnosed for years.

Dyslexia affects approximately 1 in 10 people worldwide.
It is not linked to intelligence — many individuals with dyslexia are highly creative, innovative, and excel in problem-solving.
Early identification and support can significantly improve confidence, academic success, and overall well-being.

Let’s change the narrative:
Dyslexia is not a limitation - it’s a different way of learning.

A specialized programme marking International Women's Month was conducted for SRILNAC members on Postpartum Depression,...
26/03/2026

A specialized programme marking International Women's Month was conducted for SRILNAC members on Postpartum Depression, It's Impact, Intervention, and Methodologies, facilitated by Dr. M. Ganeshan, Consultant Psychiatrist at the National Institute of Mental Health.

The session proved highly insightful and valuable, equipping participants with practical knowledge and evidence-based approaches to maternal and infant mental health care.

“Guided by its core objective, the Sri Lanka National Association of Counsellors continues to strengthen its role in better serving the nation.”

SRILNAC’s members conducting programs on International Women's Day. We celebrate with humility the extraordinary contrib...
20/03/2026

SRILNAC’s members conducting programs on International Women's Day. We celebrate with humility the extraordinary contributions of our members in strengthening mental health and supporting our communities.

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In celebration of International Women’s Day 2026, SRILNAC President conducted a meaningful corporate workshop focused on...
10/03/2026

In celebration of International Women’s Day 2026, SRILNAC President conducted a meaningful corporate workshop focused on women’s mental well-being, resilience, and healthy relationships in and out of the workplace.

The session explored important themes such as relationships, understanding emotional responses, strengthening communication, and developing practical tools for emotional regulation and psychological resilience in both professional and personal spaces.

It was an engaging and impactful session, with enthusiastic participation from corporate professionals and many others who joined the program online.

We are honoured to contribute our knowledge and experience to empower women in society, helping them build inner strength, resilience, and healthier relationships.

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The session provided practical tools to strengthen self-awareness, workplace relationships, and emotional well-being, empowering women to navigate both personal and professional spaces with confidence and resilience.

SRILNAC conducted a webinar on " Expressions in Contemporary Arts Healing Trauma " with professionals in the fields of a...
25/02/2026

SRILNAC conducted a webinar on " Expressions in Contemporary Arts Healing Trauma " with professionals in the fields of art, drama and movement, puppetry and play therapy - Shimali Perera, Seema Omar & Tehani Chitty contributed to an evening of valuable takeaways to all present.

We sincerely thank all participants.

13/02/2026

Experiencing sexual concerns in your relationship is common and nothing to be ashamed of. Our trained professionals at the Sri Lanka National Association of Counselors (SRILNAC) provide safe, confidential guidance to help you reconnect, communicate openly, and build a healthier physical and emotional bond.

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Sexual health concerns

Sexual functioning difficulties

A Proud Milestone in Print ✨🗞️CEYLON TODAY features SRILNAC in celebration of 40 years of service, highlighting our jour...
06/02/2026

A Proud Milestone in Print ✨🗞️

CEYLON TODAY features SRILNAC in celebration of 40 years of service, highlighting our journey and our enduring gift to society through this commemorative publication.

Four decades of commitment, impact, and community service - proudly reflected in print.

Honouring the past
Celebrating service
Continuing the legacy




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SRILNAC Serving Our Community Our Vice President, Child and Adolescent Psychologist, Ms. Beenuka Wickramatunge along wit...
05/02/2026

SRILNAC Serving Our Community

Our Vice President, Child and Adolescent Psychologist, Ms. Beenuka Wickramatunge along with SRILNAC member Ms. Dilini Ruchika Pereira together with volunteers, recently conducted a meaningful mental health program for survivors of the Ditwa Cyclone in the Kelaniya, Wanawasala Areas of Sri Lanka.

We are proud to see our members actively working for the community, with the community, making a positive difference in the lives of those who need it most.

Thank you to all members who dedicate their time and expertise to support the people of Sri Lanka!



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28/01/2026

In the aftermath of the Ditwa cyclone that affected many parts of Sri Lanka - including Thoppuwa, Muriththana, Chilaw, Katunayake, Batticaloa, Trincomalee, and the central regions of Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, and Matale - our members on the ground have been actively working with affected communities, providing psychological support, promoting emotional resilience, and extending psychosocial aid in collaboration with partner and civil society organisations. We are proud to stand at the forefront as a Sri Lankan organisation, reaching out in solidarity and service to support our communities during this time of national adversity.

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