A Conversation Can Heal | The WOW Show S4E7

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The WOW Show

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When three friends united by almost three decades of shared experiences get together, you can bet it's going to be one lively conversation. Joanne Kam, Ning Baizura and Shazmin Shamsuddin, all proud members of Generation X, bring a wealth of life experiences as they approach taboo subjects and difficult discussions in a down-to-earth, relatable manner; by women, for women. This is The WOW Show!

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A Conversation Can Heal | The WOW Show S4E7

The WOW Show

36 minutes 31 seconds

2 months ago

A Conversation Can Heal | The WOW Show S4E7

Why do we overlook mental health and emotional well-being in Malaysia? Inspired by Zimbabwe's 'The Friendship Bench' project, behavioural therapist & clinical psychologist Sitra Panirsheeluam reveals how Komuniti Minda Sihat addresses social isolation among Malaysians, and builds connection through local outreach, volunteer engagement and simple, human presence.Triangles Psychiatry & Psychological SupportHotline: +6012 9169672Email: info@trianglespsy.myFacebook: Little TrianglesInstagram: triangles_services