A project to increase mental health literacy in Singapore
Be it through observing their behaviour, monitoring their grades, or looking through their homework, educators have more insight into the psyche of students than they may realise. With this insight so readily available to them, it is important that educators know what to do with such insight.
Telling your story can be powerful both for yourself and others, but it comes with risks and precautions need to be taken.
Individuals who have no experience with blogging or writing are free to join us. Help us in any way you would like (including…
The previous post introducing #Blog4MH, a project which has just ended involving bloggers from around the world writing about mental health, has been updated.
For simmers everywhere, making the perfect Sim is always fun – you get to customise appearance, voice, personality, clothing, and aspirations, all of which will affect the…
When you get to reading about mental disorders and diagnoses, it is very likely you will run into acronyms such as DSM-5, DSM-V, DSM-IV, and DSM-IV-TR. This is a short…
A lot of youths do not have the means to seek professional help. Should a game like SPARX, however, make itself available in Singapore, there would…
Volunteering with Caregivers Alliance Limited (CAL) – either by taking on the role of a support leader or trainer for their classes – has been…
The Green Ribbon The colour green was used to identify individuals as “insane” in the past. Today, the green ribbon has become a symbol of mental health…