Grief is often associated with the death of a loved one. However, Grief Box Yogyakarta, an initiative by Talk Mental Health Indonesia (TMH.id), was created […]
Grief Box Yogyakarta: Opening Space for Young People to Express Grief Read More »
Grief Box Yogyakarta is a safe, anonymous space created by Talk Mental Health Indonesia (TMH.id) for young people to express grief that often goes unseen
Grief Box: Creating a Safe Space for Unspoken Grief Among Young People in Yogyakarta Read More »
Psychological First Aid is not only a crisis response model — it is also a powerful foundation for emotionally safe parenting. On Wednesday, 25 February
Preparation for the GROW Programme 2026 Peer Facilitator Training is not simply about preparing volunteers—it is about ensuring that grief spaces are held with skill,
Peer Facilitator Training: Holding Grief Spaces with Care and Responsibility Read More »
This is a story about Child Mental Health and how social pressure, shame, and structural neglect can become unbearable, even for a ten-year-old child.This is
Child Mental Health: When School Becomes a Source of Shame Read More »
Peer Facilitators help community mental health spaces move from simply listening to truly holding space. In non-clinical settings, a grounded and emotionally aware Peer Facilitator
Peer Facilitator Training: From Listening to Holding Space Read More »
A few days in a sensory retreat can reveal something we often forget: we don’t only get tired from doing too much—we get tired from
Mulih Rasa Retreat: A Sensory Journey Back to Body & Self Read More »
Child grooming is one of the most hidden and misunderstood forms of violence against children. It rarely begins with threats, physical force, or obvious danger.
Child Grooming: Understanding the Hidden Wounds Read More »
The beginning of a new year often arrives with a familiar atmosphere: fresh planners, bold resolutions, and the quiet (or sometimes loud) pressure to become
New Year, New Mindset: How to Start the Year with a Healthy Mind Read More »
We live in a culture that celebrates speed—faster progress, quicker results, and constant improvement. From a young age, many of us are taught that moving
Slow Art: Relearning How to Slow Down, Feel, and Return to Ourselves Read More »
