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How to Find Out Who You Are Outside of Your Occupation or Academics
One prominent feature of Singapore is our “kiasu” mentality” - the fear of losing out. Studies have shown that 86% of Singaporeans worry...
Apr 21


Grief in Children and How It Can Look Different
The death of a loved one is never easy to deal with, and people experience grief in diverse ways. Did you know that most children grasp...
Apr 21


Living With Uncertainty
Mathematician John Allen Paulos said, “Uncertainty is the only certainty there is, and knowing how to live with insecurity is the only...
Apr 21


How to Support Friends and Family Who Are New Parents
Supporting our friends and family who are new parents goes beyond sending our congratulations to them; it also involves understanding...
Apr 21


Practising Self-Compassion
In a world that often ties success with self-discipline and achievement, we usually struggle to show ourselves the kindness we readily...
Apr 21


What is Resilience?
Resilience Resilience is a psychological quality that enables some people to be knocked down by life's adversities and bounce back...
Apr 21


The Tree of Life Exercise
The Tree of Life is a key example found in many cultures and mythologies worldwide, representing human interconnectedness and the cycle...
Apr 21


Shopping, Cooking and Meal Planning
Emergency food supplies (to stock up during times of lockdown) Canned fruits, vegetables, beans, meats, fish Canned juices, broths and...
Apr 15


Quick and Healthy Recipes for Busy Individuals
Contrary to popular belief, preparing a meal at home does not need to be an all-day affair that only yields one meal. Here are some tips...
Apr 15


Food-related Activity Ideas for Family and Friends
We all need food. That is why food is the ultimate social connector. Whether it’s a simple meal shared with friends during break times or...
Apr 15


Learning How to Spot Unattainable or Unhealthy Beauty Standards
The constantly evolving, commercialised nature of beauty standards has propagated an insidious culture of having to conform to a set of...
Apr 15


Learning Mindfulness Regarding Body Image
How do you feel when looking in the mirror? Dissatisfaction? Roughly one in five adults feel shame about their body (Mental Health...
Apr 15


Basic Nutrition
Proper nutrition is achieved when we consume appropriate food that allows us to carry out our everyday activities through the nourishment...
Apr 15


What Is In Our Food and Why Is It Important to Know?
We often hear the expression ‘you are what you eat’, a succinct reminder that the products we ingest are intrinsically connected to our...
Apr 15


Work Hard Play Hard: Work Life Balance
To the Singaporean workforce, work-life balance is often something of a dream. Some reasons people disregard this balance can be being...
Apr 15


Reconnecting With Your Inner Child
Have you ever felt rushes of shame, playfulness or vulnerability that made you think, “I feel like a kid”, but you’re not sure why? ...
Apr 15


How Self-Compassion Can Help With Taking Yourself Too Seriously
Are you taking yourself too seriously? Well, here are some signs you might be: (a) holding high expectations for yourself (b) often...
Apr 15


Playing With Young Children: A Beginner's Guide
Whether you are a concerned parent, fun-loving aunt or uncle, or even pursuing a career with children involved, here is a guide to...
Apr 15


Places to Play With Animals This Summer
Animal lovers, rejoice! Singapore offers a range of exciting and unique opportunities to interact with animals this summer. Whether...
Apr 15


What Is Unlearning And Why Is It Important?
Old habits die hard. But you might be thinking, why do we have to let go of knowledge that we worked hard to learn? In this guide, we...
Apr 14
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