Uganda Association of Psychiatrists

Uganda Association of Psychiatrists We bridge the gap between

Building on a legacy of care that began in Uganda in the 1920s, the Uganda Association of Psychiatrists is a community of dedicated specialists and trainees committed to placing the human being at the heart of mental healthcare.

Awareness isn’t enough, understanding and inclusion matter every day.This  , let’s move beyond recognition to real suppo...
02/04/2026

Awareness isn’t enough, understanding and inclusion matter every day.

This , let’s move beyond recognition to real support, acceptance, and meaningful inclusion in our communities.

Every voice matters. Every person belongs!

Welcoming April with a renewed focus on mental well-being 🌿As we mark Stress Awareness Month, let’s prioritize balance, ...
01/04/2026

Welcoming April with a renewed focus on mental well-being 🌿

As we mark Stress Awareness Month, let’s prioritize balance, resilience, and support for one another, because mental health is everyone’s business 💙

Quality sleep is the foundation of good mental health and resilience.This World Sleep Day, prioritize rest and build hea...
13/03/2026

Quality sleep is the foundation of good mental health and resilience.
This World Sleep Day, prioritize rest and build healthy sleep habits.

Our family continues to grow, and we couldn’t be prouder.Congratulations to the team on your graduation with a Master of...
27/02/2026

Our family continues to grow, and we couldn’t be prouder.

Congratulations to the team on your graduation with a Master of Medicine in Psychiatry.

Onwards and upwards!

In commemoration of International Epilepsy Day, join this important conversation on “What we need to know about Epilepsy...
05/02/2026

In commemoration of International Epilepsy Day, join this important conversation on “What we need to know about Epilepsy in Uganda.”

Experts from mental health, academia, and public health will discuss awareness, care, and stigma surrounding epilepsy.

Key Lessons:Prevention matters. Lifestyle and health choices influence brain risk.Physical activity, healthy diet, heart...
03/02/2026

Key Lessons:

Prevention matters. Lifestyle and health choices influence brain risk.

Physical activity, healthy diet, heart health, head-injury prevention, social connection, and hearing & vision care all count.

Early professional intervention can slow progression.

Join us for an informative and engaging session this Friday!

Topic: Pharmacological Management of Alzheimer's Disease

Content Expert: Prof Noeline Nakasujja
Presenter: Dr. Nabwire Mary Lilian
Moderator: Dr. Muwanguzi Mose

Register here: https://bit.ly/44URyZv

Join us for an informative and engaging session this Friday!Topic: Pharmacological Management of Alzheimer's DiseaseCont...
28/01/2026

Join us for an informative and engaging session this Friday!

Topic: Pharmacological Management of Alzheimer's Disease

Content Expert: Prof Noeline Nakasujja
Presenter: Dr. Nabwire Mary Lilian
Moderator: Dr. Muwanguzi Mose

Register here: https://bit.ly/44URyZv

From us to you....To better days ahead 🥰
01/01/2026

From us to you....
To better days ahead 🥰

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