26 August 2026
Malaysia has made progress in talking about suicide, but awareness must now be translated into earlier intervention, accessible care, and sustained support.
Tag: mental health
3 August 2026
By recognising the subtle dangers of digital overload and formalising clear communication boundaries, organisations can build healthier, more sustainable workplaces.
17 July 2026
Workplace mental health policy should be accompanied by a national strategy that integrates parental and child health, education, employment, and social welfare.
8 July 2026
More than half of working Malaysians report high levels of work-related stress. Many of those people are, at this moment, sitting at a desk or standing on a line, doing their jobs and saying nothing.
8 June 2026
The true spirit of celebration has never been about what we can afford to show. It has always been about the people we share it with.
25 May 2026
With appropriate treatment and support, people with schizophrenia can and do live meaningful lives, but many never receive the conditions needed for that to unfold.
5 May 2026
Letter
When Tragedy Goes Viral: What Social Media Exposure Means For Mental Health In Malaysia — Dr Lim Poh Khuen
Mental health protection in the digital age is not solely an individual responsibility, but a broader public health concern.
15 April 2026
Strengthening system capacity is no longer optional, but essential to meeting current and future mental health needs.
16 March 2026
Hospitals must ensure accessible mental health services, mentorship, and safe channels for house officers to seek help without fear of judgement.
11 March 2026
Letter
After Kuala Krai: Protecting Our Healers And Supporting Those Left Behind — Dr Muhammad Yassin
We don't want another "no criminal element found" statement to be the end of the conversation of a houseman's death in Kuala Krai. We need three layers of protection. Protection means making it safer to speak up early, not waiting until someone breaks.