GROW Session 3 invited participants to slowly reconnect with the body and recognize that grief, stress, and emotional experiences are not only carried in the mind, but often held within…
Relationship Check-Up is important because relationships are a big part of our mental health, especially during university years. This is often the phase where many people begin forming long-term patterns…
In GROW Session 2, we explored the theme of releasing emotions without shame—an experience that may sound simple, but can feel confusing, awkward, or even heavy in practice. At first,…
GROW Session 1 began with a simple but important intention: creating a space safe enough for participants to arrive as they are. In many spaces, healing is often imagined as…
Psychosocial support matters deeply for junior high school students, especially during adolescence—a stage marked by emotional, social, and developmental change. There are children who look completely fine at school. They…
Psychological First Aid is not only a crisis response model — it is also a powerful foundation for emotionally safe parenting. On Wednesday, 25 February 2026, Talk Mental Health Indonesia…
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, ethics, and responsibility. Creating a…
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 forward means doing more, achieving…
Nearly one year has passed since Talk Mental Health Indonesia (TMH.id) began its journey. We started with one simple yet deeply important belief:that everyone deserves to feel heard, understood, and…
For six consecutive Saturdays, Talk Mental Health Indonesia, together with Miracle Psychology, hosted the Modeling Program “From Grief to Grounding”. These from grief to grounding testimonials reflect how the program,…