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Why Psychosocial Support Matters for Junior High School Students

Why Psychosocial Support Matters for Junior High School Students

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 arrive on time, complete their homework, sit through class, and still manage to smile when someone asks how they are doing. From the outside, they […]

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Psychological First Aid for Parents & Self-Regulation

Psychological First Aid for Parents: Strengthening Emotional Safety Through Regulated Parenting

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 (TMH.id) in collaboration with CSIE Sekolah Tumbuh held a parenting session titled: “Psychological First Aid & Self-Regulation for Parents.” The session was led by: Diah

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Peer Facilitator Training Holding Grief Spaces with Care and Responsibility

Peer Facilitator Training: Holding Grief Spaces with Care and Responsibility

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 safe space for healing does not come from good intentions alone. It is built through capacity, ethical grounding, and deep self-awareness. This understanding became the

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Slow Art: Relearning How to Slow Down, Feel, and Return to Ourselves

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 more, and planning further ahead. Slowing down, on the other hand, is often associated with falling behind or being unproductive. Slow Art emerges as a

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One Year with Talk Mental Health Indonesia (TMH.id): Learning and Growing Together

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 not alone—especially when it comes to mental health. Over the past year, this belief has guided us through many conversations, quiet moments, and collective reflections.

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What They Say: Participant Testimonials from the “From Grief to Grounding” Modeling Program

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, held at the TMH.id Creative Hub in Kebon Tamantirto and SaranG Art, Books and Coffee, brought together participants who attended more than half of the

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From Grief to Grounding: A Journey from Loss to Inner Strength

From Grief to Grounding is a space for journeying from grief toward strength—an invitation to learn how to return to presence after loss. Grief never arrives with a manual. It may come from losing a loved one, facing a major life transition, or even losing a version of ourselves we once knew. But one thing

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Rooting in Nature: When Nature Becomes a Facilitator of Healing

A Reflection from Kebon Taman Tirto, Bantul Last weekend, about fifteen people gathered at Kebon Taman Tirto, a lush green space nestled beside a river and three natural springs in Bantul, Yogyakarta. Each person came with their own intentions some seeking calm, others longing for stillness, and a few simply wanting to “breathe again” after

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