During the conference, Dr. Farhat also chaired the scientific session, “Technology, Media and Mental Health,” facilitating insightful discussions on the complex relationship between digital media, technological innovation, and psychological wellbeing. Her keynote and leadership encouraged interdisciplinary engagement, highlighting evidence-based perspectives on the opportunities and challenges emerging within an increasingly digital society.
Dr. Farhat's contribution underscores the Institute of Psychology’s active role in advancing contemporary psychological discourse and fostering meaningful academic collaboration. Her participation reinforces BNU’s dedication to promoting impactful research, intellectual exchange, and innovative approaches that address evolving mental health challenges through informed scholarship and professional leadership.
