For future inquiries, please contact me through my email address: cicilia_evi@yahoo.com
Looking forward to collaborate with you in near future!
Psychology Class for Ekskul Indonesia
Five online classes for general audiences (December 2021 to January 2022).
Class information is available here.
Life Talk: Parenting
Webinar for Santos Jaya Abadi (November 2021)
AHDA (Australasian Human Development Association) Online Conference
Brisbane, 18-19 November 2021
I presented the results from my MPhil thesis on the use of smartphones by mothers in the family setting.
Carmelites International Course: How to engage Gen Z
International course on Gen Z from psychological perspective for global Carmelites members (November 2021)
The recording can be found here.
How to help families with game addiction?
Parenting webinar for GKI Pajajaran Magelang, Indonesia (October 2021)
The importance of parental support for children during COVID-19 Pandemic
Parenting webinar for SMPK St Maria 1 Malang (September 2021)
All because of love
Parenting webinar with Semarang Charismatic Catholic Organisation (June 2021) #parentingseries
Collaboration with Fr Albertus Joni, SCJ
The Joy of Storytelling
Webinar with Sunfokus Indonesia (June 2021)
Session recording is available here.
A virtual outbound: Embracing change and growing together
with students of William Academy, Surabaya (February 2021).
Collaboration with Andhika Alexander Repi, S. Psi., M. Psi., Psikolog
On the road to self-recovery
Webinar for general audience with Surabaya Charismatic Catholic organisation (December 2020).
Media coverage is here (in Indonesian).
The use of smartphones in supporting career, family and ministry
Seminar for families – organised by ICF (Indonesian Catholic Family), Brisbane, Australia.
Stress Management: Resilient Youth without gadget addiction
Webinar for Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) Surabaya (October 2020).
Parental mobile device use and its impact on families
Mini conference organised by Indonesian Students Association of QUT (ISAQ), Brisbane, Australia (October 2020).
Session recording is available here.
A guide to mum’s screen time
Webinar for general audiences organised by Bright and Cheerful Homes, Jakarta (October 2020).
Talk About Bipolar
Seminar for general audiences (August 2020) organised by Griya Pulih Asih, Surabaya.
Session recording is available here.
Stress Management: Positive Inspiration Class series
with Faculty of Psychology Widya Mandala Catholic University, Surabaya (July 2020).
Parent Seminar: Teen Sexuality
Seminar for general audiences organised by Redemptor Mundi Catholic Church, Surabaya (May 2019).
Children’s Counseling Seminar
A week of intensive training by Dr David Goodwin from Kidsreach and organised by Sunfokus Indonesia (June 2018).
The project with Kidsreach and Sunfokus Indonesia has been going strong since 2008 and it has helped numerous school teachers, Sunday school teachers and children’s counsellors in equipping themselves with basic counselling skills with children.
Guest Lecture: Integrative Approach to Counseling Practice
for students at Faculty of Psychology, Ciputra University, Surabaya (April 2018).
No Gadget Parenting: Parenting in Digital Age Series
Seminar for general audiences and organised by Chicking Restaurant Surabaya (December 2017).
Teacher’s Seminar on Child Psychology
for teachers at Gloria Christian School Surabaya (November 2017).
Stress Management for University Students
for university students at Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) Surabaya (October 2017).
Sexual Education for Students
at Cor Jesu Catholic School Malang, East Java (September 2016 & 2017).
Teacher’s Seminar
organised by Sunfokus Indonesia (September 2016).
The Importance of Quality Time: Parent’s Seminar
at Stepping Stones School Surabaya (July 2016).
Media and Addiction
organised by Sunfokus Indonesia (June 2016).
Children Developmental Stages, Bullying and Lost in Transition
Training for teachers and children’s counsellors organised by Sunfokus Indonesia (March 2015).
Poster Presenter at AKESWARI III
organised by AKESWARI, Bandung, Indonesia (November 2014).
Presenter on Disturbed Attachment among Indonesian Children: Understanding Children with Behavioural and Emotional Problems at Don Bosco Orphanage
organised by International Council of Psychologist at the 71st ICP Conference in Persada Indonesia University, Jakarta, Indonesia (July 2013)
Cancer and Stress
organised by Widya Mandala Catholic University Surabaya
Workshop for Teachers: Character Building
Widya Mandala Catholic University Surabaya (March 2012).
Understanding Your Personality
Women talk at Darmaria Surabaya (February 2012)
Multiple Intelligence
Mawar Sharon Christian School Surabaya (February 2012)
Children Development: Stages and Problems
Mawar Sharon Christian School Surabaya (February 2012)
Stress Management for Staff
St Vincentius a Paulo (RKZ) hospital Surabaya (December 2011).
Recognizing Children with Challenging Behavior and Prevent Them from Abuse
Seminar organised by JJFm Radio 105.10 FM and Protect-a-Child (September 2011).
Sex Education
Surabaya, July 15, 2011
This is part of my community service with some friends in a Catholic orphanage, St. Julia in Surabaya. There were 3 parts of this service: (1) fix their library and provide new books for the children; (2) English class for the children; and (3) Sex Education for the children (P5 – Sec 3).
The workshop went well for about 2 hours. The most interesting moment when the girls did not reluctant to ask questions – and they had tons of questions during the session!
Workshop for Psychology Students
Surabaya, July 2, 2011
The workshop was organised by students of Faculty of Psychology Widya Mandala Catholic University. The main purpose was to bring alumni back and share our experiences of studying in Widya Mandala and also how our study prepared us in real-life setting.
Stress Management Talk
Surabaya, June 18, 2011
It was a warm and intimate talk with about 10 women at Darmaria, Surabaya.
Darmaria is a Catholic centre for Integral Development of Youth in Surabaya. They have regular weekly meeting with the members and always bring interesting topic in each meeting. I was invited to give the talk for their regular meeting on that beautiful Saturday evening.
Stress Management Workshop
Malang, March 11, 2011
This workshop was designed to introduce simple ways to manage stressful life among Ma Chung University lecturers and staff. For about 4 hours, they learned to understand the definition and type of stress, identifying stressful events, and also introducing coping stress for them.
“Be Tough, Be Resilient” Workshop
Surabaya, Dec 3, 2010
This is a workshop held by Widya Mandala Catholic University for first-year students from all faculties. The topic was about how to be tough and resilient to complete their study years and achieve their best potential. The idea of the workshop came from the need of first-year students, in which they easily change subjects or faculty, just because they feel incapable to do the whole 4 years of study.
The workshop was divided into 3 sessions: the talk, team work and evaluation. The participants were so eager to do the whole sessions, especially when the speaker announced one winner of motivation book ( a student from Nursing Academy) and the group with the highest score on team work activities.
Sex Education
Surabaya – Nov 29-30, 2010
It was a new package of delivering sex education for younger students (Primary 5 and 6) and also for older students (Sec 1 – Pre U) at Singapore National Academy (SNA) Waru. Instead of telling the children ‘not-to’ tips – not to download the porn, not to click on certain websites, this sex education emphasized more on how to tackle such issues. In this training, children learned:
- To say NO, to any strangers or adults who want to ‘be friend’ through Facebook
- To say NO, whenever strangers or adults try to touch their body parts – beside doctor or medical practitioners, under their parents supervision
- To delete or block any advertisement that contain sex or pornography materials
- To protect themselves by protecting their body, keep it clean, avoid any exploitations
During this session, children were also given sensual pictures – which they can find in their daily life. The objective was to tell them on how to react wisely. Sometimes what seems to be ‘okay’ was actually ‘not okay’ – such as: kissing in public, having an intimate relationship before certain age, and many more. The reactions from each child was different and very interesting to be observed.
Multiple Intelligence for Primary School Students
Surabaya – Friday, August 27, 2010
This training was designed by Mrs Josephine Ratna for Multiple Intelligence screening on Primary School Students. The first training was given at grade 6 students at Cita Hati Primary School – Surabaya, East Java. The objective was to help the students understand their multiple intelligence, in which we asked them to choose the highest three intelligences. These three intelligences can help them to define their future academic choices.
Cognitive Behavior Training for Indonesian Navy Psychologists
Surabaya – July 31 and August 5, 2010
During this training, I was an observer and my task was to share my experiences to apply CBT modules for psychotic individuals. I don’t have CBT license yet, and therefore I could not lead the training. I learned a lot from this training and Mrs Josephine Ratna had absolutely taught me a lot.
Multiple Intelligence
Mawar Sharon Christian School Surabaya (February 2012)
Children Development: Stages and Problems
Mawar Sharon Christian School Surabaya (February 2012)
Stress Management for Staff
St Vincentius a Paulo (RKZ) hospital Surabaya (December 2011).
Recognizing Children with Challenging Behavior and Prevent Them from Abuse
Seminar organised by JJFm Radio 105.10 FM and Protect-a-Child (September 2011).
Sex Education
Surabaya, July 15, 2011
This is part of my community service with some friends in a Catholic orphanage, St. Julia in Surabaya. There were 3 parts of this service: (1) fix their library and provide new books for the children; (2) English class for the children; and (3) Sex Education for the children (P5 – Sec 3).
The workshop went well for about 2 hours. The most interesting moment when the girls did not reluctant to ask questions – and they had tons of questions during the session!
Workshop for Psychology Students
Surabaya, July 2, 2011
The workshop was organised by students of Faculty of Psychology Widya Mandala Catholic University. The main purpose was to bring alumni back and share our experiences of studying in Widya Mandala and also how our study prepared us in real-life setting.
Stress Management Talk
Surabaya, June 18, 2011
It was a warm and intimate talk with about 10 women at Darmaria, Surabaya.
Darmaria is a Catholic centre for Integral Development of Youth in Surabaya. They have regular weekly meeting with the members and always bring interesting topic in each meeting. I was invited to give the talk for their regular meeting on that beautiful Saturday evening.
Stress Management Workshop
Malang, March 11, 2011
This workshop was designed to introduce simple ways to manage stressful life among Ma Chung University lecturers and staff. For about 4 hours, they learned to understand the definition and type of stress, identifying stressful events, and also introducing coping stress for them.
“Be Tough, Be Resilient” Workshop
Surabaya, Dec 3, 2010
This is a workshop held by Widya Mandala Catholic University for first-year students from all faculties. The topic was about how to be tough and resilient to complete their study years and achieve their best potential. The idea of the workshop came from the need of first-year students, in which they easily change subjects or faculty, just because they feel incapable to do the whole 4 years of study.
The workshop was divided into 3 sessions: the talk, team work and evaluation. The participants were so eager to do the whole sessions, especially when the speaker announced one winner of motivation book ( a student from Nursing Academy) and the group with the highest score on team work activities.
Sex Education
Surabaya – Nov 29-30, 2010
It was a new package of delivering sex education for younger students (Primary 5 and 6) and also for older students (Sec 1 – Pre U) at Singapore National Academy (SNA) Waru. Instead of telling the children ‘not-to’ tips – not to download the porn, not to click on certain websites, this sex education emphasized more on how to tackle such issues. In this training, children learned:
- To say NO, to any strangers or adults who want to ‘be friend’ through Facebook
- To say NO, whenever strangers or adults try to touch their body parts – beside doctor or medical practitioners, under their parents supervision
- To delete or block any advertisement that contain sex or pornography materials
- To protect themselves by protecting their body, keep it clean, avoid any exploitations
During this session, children were also given sensual pictures – which they can find in their daily life. The objective was to tell them on how to react wisely. Sometimes what seems to be ‘okay’ was actually ‘not okay’ – such as: kissing in public, having an intimate relationship before certain age, and many more. The reactions from each child was different and very interesting to be observed.
Multiple Intelligence for Primary School Students
Surabaya – Friday, August 27, 2010
This training was designed by Mrs Josephine Ratna for Multiple Intelligence screening on Primary School Students. The first training was given at grade 6 students at Cita Hati Primary School – Surabaya, East Java. The objective was to help the students understand their multiple intelligence, in which we asked them to choose the highest three intelligences. These three intelligences can help them to define their future academic choices.
Cognitive Behavior Training for Indonesian Navy Psychologists
Surabaya – July 31 and August 5, 2010
During this training, I was an observer and my task was to share my experiences to apply CBT modules for psychotic individuals. I don’t have CBT license yet, and therefore I could not lead the training. I learned a lot from this training and Mrs Josephine Ratna had absolutely taught me a lot.
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