Nicolas Indra Nurpatria is a non-permanent lecturer at the Faculty of Psychology. In addition, he has been heavily involved in various issues related to capacity building and intervention in crisis situations, such as disasters, social conflicts, child protection and a number of other crisis situations. He also works with a number of ministries and agencies to build psychosocial well-being for all people, especially those who are marginalized.

Danny Yatim is an adjunct lecturer at Atma Jaya Catholic University of Indonesia, teaching psychology of adolescence, health psychology, counselling skills, intercultural cooperation and academic writing. He has worked for over 30 years in the field of public health, health communication, and counselling, and has worked intensively with the media, youth groups and marginalized communities.

Agustina Hendriati is a psychologist with extensive practice and research in human development, especially children and youth issues. She’s also an independent consultant, has been involved in many of projects that assessed, evaluated and improved children’s welfare and educational experience across Indonesia, including those related to peace-building/education in its various formats. She’s been working on research and training with local and international NGOs, development agencies as well as UN bodies for more than 25 years.

Reneta Kristiani is a clinical child psychologist who works as a full-time lecturer at the Faculty of Psychology. She teaches courses on Developmental Psychology, Educational Psychology, Basic Counselling and Child Abuse. She has always been passionate about researching youth empowerment and child protection. She has had experiences in delivering trainings on psychosocial issues, youth empowerment, and parenting in slum and disaster-prone areas of Indonesia, including North Aceh, West Sumatra, North Jakarta and West Java.

Zahrasari Lukita Dewi is a lecturer and a clinical psychologist at the Faculty of Psychology, Atma Jaya Catholic University of Indonesia. She has a growing interest in sciences of personality, emotions, trauma, and culture. To express her passion and interest, she actively involves in the professional practice of psychological assessment, counselling, psychotherapy, and training for persons with trauma, psychological problems, psychopathology, and medical illnesses.

Yohana Ratrin Hestyanti has been a lecturer at the Faculty of Psychology since 1999. Her areas of expertise are trauma and resilience, youth participation, child protection and development, mental health and psychosocial support, and psychosocial intervention. She has extensive experience in psychosocial responses to disaster, as both psychologist and in managing psychosocial interventions. For example, in post-Tsunami Aceh, Klaten (Central Java) Earthquake, and Lombok (West Nusa Tenggara) Earthquake. During the Covid-19 pandemic she is a counsellor and trainer of PFA (Psychological First Aid). Currently she is the Head of the Center of Family Resilience and Development at the Faculty of Psychology