The Centre for Counselling and Health Services (CCHS) presents Taboo Talks, a safe and interactive session designed for first-year students to openly explore topics that are often left unspoken. This initiative aims to encourage healthy dialogue around inclusivity, sex education, relationships, and respectful communication between peers.
The session will create a comfortable space where students can ask questions, challenge myths, and learn to approach sensitive issues with maturity and understanding. Through discussions, reflective activities, and interactive conversations, Taboo Talks will help participants build awareness, break stereotypes, and foster mutual respect.
By addressing these essential but often overlooked aspects of student life, CCHS hopes to promote a campus culture that values openness, acceptance, and healthy relationships, empowering students to communicate confidently and responsibly with one another.