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      • Child And Adolescents Mental Health
      • Personality Disorders
      • Neurodevelopmental Disorders
      • Mood Disorders
      • Disassociation & Somatic Symptoms
      • Eating, Sexual Dysfunction & Gender Disorders
    • Themes
      • Center of Health Economics Research
      • Forensic Mental Health
      • Department of Biostatics
      • Arts & Humanities
      • Digital Mental Health
      • Policy Research Unit
      • Evidence Synthesis
      • Implementation Science
      • Media Studies & Communications
      • Nutrition & MH
      • Neurodiversity
      • Parental & Maternal MH
      • Psychopharmacology
      • Psychological Medicine
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      • Women Mental Health
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Daily Archives: January 31, 2026

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Awareness Session at the Institute of Sir C.J. Psychiatry

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Theory of Change (ToC) Curriculum Training Successfully Conducted

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PILL is dedicated to promoting optimal physical and mental health in infants, children, youth, their families, and communities for healthy psychosocial functioning & development. Currently, PILL has a multidisciplinary team of approximately 250 professionals. With a diverse team, PILL now has offices in all four provinces of Pakistan and is working with national as well as international collaborators.

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