UCP Psychology Society

25/09/2026

Putting the stroop effect to the test! Naming the color, not the word — sounds easy until you try it.

24/09/2026

Day 2 of orientation concluded on a high note, with a visit from our Pro-Rector Dr. Hammad Naveed.

24/09/2026

We make around 35,000 decisions per day! Most are unconscious — what to look at, how to phrase a sentence, whether to shift your weight. The brain runs almost all of this on autopilot.

01/09/2026

✨ UCP Psychology Society is Hiring!

Ready to step up, lead and make an impact? Join us for our Walk-In Cabinet Interviews and become a part of the Psychology Society Cabinet.

📅 3rd September 2026 (Thursday)
⏰ 11 AM – 1 PM
📍 D Building, 2nd Floor, Office 204

Be a Leader. Make an Impact. 💚

19/12/2025

Highlights from Mental Well-being Camp '25! ✨

Mental Well-Being Camp ’25 organized by Psychology Society UCP, served as a platform for psychological awareness, self-assessment, and meaningful engagement. Through structured assessments, guided interpretation, and mindful activities, the event promoted mental health literacy and encouraged informed self-reflection within the university community.

27/10/2025

Pre-Conference Dignilogue, human dignity and humiliation by Guest speaker Dr. Evelin Lindner, founder, President of Human DHS held on 27th October 2025 organized by Psychology Department at UCP

11/10/2025

09/10/2025

Healing begins when we talk, listen, and care. 💚 ”

09/10/2025

Planning with purpose , gearing up for mental health day to spread awareness empathy and positive change

13/05/2025

Day 3 — Mental Health Week 2025
Theatrical Contest: Drama | Mime | Comedy
Theme: “Holistic Healing: Community and Mental Well-being”

A stage full of stories, emotions, and healing!
From gripping dramas to powerful mimes and light-hearted comedies, each performance brought a unique voice to mental health awareness.
Together, we laughed, reflected, and connected — proving once again that the arts speak where words often fall short.

Heartfelt thanks to our performers, faculty, and audience for turning this event into a shared experience of expression and empathy.