Department Of Psychiatry Faisalabad Medical University

16/12/2025

04/12/2025

Dr Tayyib Tariq (4th yearPGR Psychiatry) representing Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral sciences FMU in drugs and Narcotics Awareness seminar at The University of Faisabaad,collaboration with Anti Narcotics force and Anjumn e insdad e Manishiyat

03/12/2025

Date: 01-12-2025
Drugs and Narcotics awareness seminar at Government Islamia High School,Faisalabad

Speaker: Dr Tayyib Tariq (4th year Psychiatry PGR)

01/12/2025

Weekly Thursday Multimedia Presentation

Date:20-Nov-2025
Topic:Optimising Psychotropics Prescribing in Older Adults
By:
Dr Walija Khan, Post-Graduate Resident
Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioural Sciences, DHQ/Allied-ll Hospital Faisalabad

This presentation focuses on optimising psychotropic prescribing in older adults by addressing age-related physiological changes, medication sensitivity, and polypharmacy risks. It highlights common prescribing pitfalls, challenges in diagnosis, and strategies for safer, evidence-based use of psychotropic medications. Additionally, it discusses approaches for monitoring, deprescribing, and enhancing overall treatment outcomes and quality of life in geriatric patients.

(A few important slides have been attached)

28/11/2025

Weekly Thursday Multimedia Presentation

Date:13-Nov-2025
Topic:Psychiatric Manifestations in Patients Living with HIV/AIDS
By:
Dr Haroon Butt, Post-Graduate Resident
Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioural Sciences, DHQ/Allied-ll Hospital Faisalabad

This presentation explores the psychological and behavioral effects associated with HIV/AIDS.
It highlights common psychiatric disorders, diagnostic challenges, and the impact on quality of life.
We also discuss strategies for early identification, management, and supportive interventions for affected individuals.

(A few important slides have been attached)

27/11/2025

National Textile University — Awareness Lecture on Drug Abuse & Mental Health, featuring insightful talks by Colonel Zakir Ali Khan, Prof. Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad Dogar, Deputy Director Information Department, Deputy Director Social Welfare & Bait-ul-Mal, and Ms. Amina Akraam.

25/11/2025

Weekly Thursday Multimedia Presentation

Date:06-Nov-2025
Topic: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
By:
Dr Fatima Tuz Zahra, Post-Graduate Resident
Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioural Sciences, DHQ/Allied-ll Hospital Faisalabad

This presentation explores how ASD shapes behavior, communication, and social interaction.It highlights clinical features, common misconceptions, and the importance of early identification and support.
We also discuss strategies for intervention and fostering inclusion in educational and social settings.

(A few important slides have been attached)

24/11/2025

Seminar: 20-11-2025
Title: Drug Prevention
Presided by: Prof. Dr. Ateeq Amjad
Principal, Government Islamia Graduate College, Sargodha Road, Faisalabad

Prof. Dr. Imtiaz Ahmed Dogar
Department of Psychiatry & Behavioural Sciences, Allied / DHQ Hospital

Amna Akram
General Secretary, Anti-Drug Association, Allied / DHQ Hospital

Muhammad Afzal Jalandhari

Anti-Drug Seminar

10/11/2025

https://youtu.be/tKiwHUNdc9k?si=4nDwHO192LvTTjU4

ذہنی امراض میں مبتلا افراد معاشرے کے رحم و کرم پر ہوتے ہیں۔ ان کو با آسانی ٹھیک کیا جا سکتا ہے لیکن شرط یہ ہے کہ ان کا کسی اچھے ڈاکٹر سے علاج کرا لیا جائے۔

06/11/2025

Weekly Thursday Multimedia Presentation

Date:30-Oct-2025

Topic: Mind & Motive:The Overlapping Realms Of Factitious, Malingering,Conversion and Dissociative Disorders

By:
Dr Jawad Hassan Raza,First-Year Resident Psychiatry ,Department of Psychiatry & Behavioural Sciences,DHQ/Allied-II Hospital Faisalabad

This presentation explores how motives shape the mind’s manifestations — from unconscious conflicts to deliberate deception. It examines how dissociative (conversion), factitious, and malingering disorders overlap in their clinical expression yet differ fundamentally in intent and awareness. The presentation highlights diagnostic dilemmas, ethical complexities, and the importance of understanding the motive behind the mind.
(A few important slides have been attached)

03/11/2025

World Mental Health Day 2025 Seminar

Theme: Leadership and Well-being for Doctors
Date: 18th October 2025
Time: 12:30 PM – 03:00 PM
Venue: Chenab Club, Faisalabad
Organized by: Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Allied Hospital II/ Faisalabad Medical University (PMC/FMU), Faisalabad
Chief Organizer: Prof. Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad Dogar Allied Hospital II/FMU Faisalabad.

“Strong leadership begins with a healthy mind,” a special seminar titled “Leadership and Well-being for Doctors” was held at Chenab Club, Faisalabad, to commemorate World Mental Health Day 2025.

The event brought together leading healthcare professionals from across Punjab to discuss the significance of mental health, emotional resilience, and leadership in medicine.


The seminar commenced with a welcome address by Prof. Dr. Aamir Shaukat, Pro Vice Chancellor and Dean of Medicine & Allied, FMU, who appreciated the department’s initiative to prioritize physician well-being and institutional leadership development.

Prof. Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad Dogar, Chief Organizer and Consultant Psychiatrist, delivered an inspiring talk on “Why to Care for Mental Health,” emphasizing that self-awareness and psychological care are essential foundations of effective leadership.

Prof. Dr. Farooq Afzal, Principal, Ameer-ud-Din Medical College, Lahore, discussed the “Principles of Leadership,” highlighting communication, empathy, and adaptability as key traits of successful medical leaders.

Dr. Tooba Obeer, Consultant Psychiatrist, Department of Psychiatry, FMU, presented on “Care for the Carers,” underlining the importance of mental health support systems for healthcare providers.

Prof. Dr. Masood Ur Rauf Hiraj, President PMA Multan and Dean Surgical & Allied, Nishtar Medical University, Multan, reflected on “Crisis Leadership: Role of Doctors during Pandemics and Disasters,” drawing lessons from recent public health emergencies.

Prof. Dr. A. Farooq Rana, Professor of Surgery, AIMC Lahore, concluded with an engaging session on “Strategies to Avoid Burnout in Health Care Professionals,” providing practical approaches for self-regulation, teamwork, and institutional wellness.


The seminar featured a lively interactive Q&A session, where attendees—faculty, postgraduate trainees, and clinicians—discussed strategies for balancing professional responsibilities with self-care. Participants shared personal insights on coping mechanisms, leadership challenges, and fostering a culture of compassion in medical institutions.

In his closing note, Prof. Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad Dogar expressed gratitude to all speakers, participants, and collaborators. He reiterated that “true leadership lies not only in guiding others but also in nurturing one’s own mental strength and emotional well-being.”

The event concluded with a panel discussion and refreshment session, providing an excellent networking opportunity among healthcare professionals and fostering an atmosphere of positivity and collaboration.


The World Mental Health Day Seminar 2025 at served as a vital platform to promote mental well-being, resilience, and leadership among doctors. It reaffirmed that healthy minds lead to stronger leadership and better healthcare outcomes for the community.