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Mental Health Matters: How to Care For Your Mind, Body and Soul
Life

Mental Health Matters: How to Care For Your Mind, Body and Soul

Taking care of your mental health can be just as important as your physical health. Here are a few ways to treat your mind, body, and soul.
Singer The Colour Fool on destigmatising mental health with new song “Cross Your Ts”
Music

Singer The Colour Fool on destigmatising mental health with new song “Cross Your Ts”

With mental health now receiving more exposure, one man hopes to help the trend. The Colour Fool's (Sean Ng) song “Cross Your Ts" is out now.
Dare To Share: It’s time we took a look at Male Mental Health
Longform

Dare To Share: It’s time we took a look at Male Mental Health

Mental health remains a big stigma for males. To ease its prevalence, a team created Dare To Share, a campaign that aims to set the record straight on it.
Off Centre: Singapore’s Landmark Mental Health Play Returns
Theatre

Off Centre: Singapore’s Landmark Mental Health Play Returns

The Necessary Stage’s critically acclaimed play, Off Centre, returns 26 years after its premiere in 1993. Written by internationally recognised local playwright Haresh Sharma and directed by Alvin Tan (founder and artistic director of The Necessary Stage), Off Centre is a breakthrough play in destigmatizing mental illness and presenting an unflinching look at patients’ inner demons. The latest staging of the play features Abdulattif Abdullah and Sakinah Dollah, who will be taking up their original roles as Vinod and Saloma respectively, as well as Aidli Mosbit as Mak. In Off Centre, two patients meet at an Oasis Club function for…
Face Yourself With Super Whatevr’s “Never Nothing” Debut Album
Music

Face Yourself With Super Whatevr’s “Never Nothing” Debut Album

Super Whatevr – a trio-project started by Skyler McKee to encompass his musical poetry, together with bassist Thomas Waale, and drummer Luke Mensink – have released their debut album “Never Nothing”! The concept of which, “is that (what might be wrong with you) is never nothing!” By studying the craft of songwriting with the help of a friend, Mckee penned his own songs – many of which originated from dark places. Reversedly, he hoped his songs would become reflective slithers of hope amidst one’s life-struggles – a fundamental theme of the album. “All my songs are happy,” McKee explained. “They have a sad tone, but it’s all in a…
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