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1 in 3 middle-aged women in S’pore had anxiety symptoms; more distressed less likely to seek help: Survey
SINGAPORE – About one in three middle-aged women in Singapore showed symptoms consistent with anxiety, while around one in five showed symptoms consistent with depression, according to a study released on Oct 6. https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/community/1-in-3-middle-aged-women-in-spore-had-anxiety-symptoms-more-distressed-less-likely-to-seek-help
Would you talk to an AI chatbot about your mental health? 1 in 5 people in Singapore already do, AsiaOne survey shows
AsiaOne conducted an audience poll from May 15 to June 18 on their outlook on mental health in Singapore. The poll garnered 1,007 respondents. Close to half (47 per cent) of the respondents were struggling with mental health conditions, having faced difficulties coping or experienced symptoms sometimes or often in the past six months. The remainder were either coping well or rarely experienced difficulties or symptoms. Among respondents who sometimes or often faced difficulti
Seeking help is a sign of strength
In light of World Mental Health Day on Saturday (Oct 10), Minister for Health Ong Ye Kung has a message for Singaporeans — seeking help is not something to fear, but a sign of strength. https://www.asiaone.com/lifestyle/mental-health-day-ong-ye-kung-seeking-help
Radio interview on Family Ties CNA938: "The Parenting We Inherit"
Have you ever heard yourself say something to your child that your own parents used to say to you? Many parents want to raise their children differently but under stress, it's surprisingly easy to fall back on the words, behaviours and discipline we grew up with. On Family Ties, we talk about the kind of emotional harm that may leave no bruises but can still shape a child's sense of self and relationships for years to come. Join us for a conversation about parenting, childhoo
It’s not the big arguments that end relationships, it’s the quiet habits that go unnoticed. 💔
Psychologist June Fong breaks down 4 subtle behaviours that can slowly erode trust and connection over time. Watch Mindful Minutes, only on Kakee 💭 https://www.instagram.com/reels/DQs2iOilLVN/
Not all attention is good attention.
🚩 What feels like charm at first could turn into manipulation later. Psychologist June Fong shares how to spot red flags in online dating before it’s too late. 💔 ✨ Catch the full episode of Mindful Minutes, only on Kakee (protect your peace you know you need to 👊) https://www.instagram.com/reels/DOKod4njqWl/
Even the smartest people can fall victim to love scams 💔
Watch as how @promiseshealthcare psychologist June Fong explains the hidden traits that make us vulnerable to emotional manipulation on Mindful Minutes only on the Kakee app! https://www.instagram.com/reels/DPAtJjJlUWU/
A strong sexual connection goes beyond chemistry
A strong sexual connection goes beyond chemistry ✨ It begins with open, honest conversations. In this week’s Mindful Minutes, Psychologist June Fong shares how asking the right questions can spark deeper intimacy and understanding. 💭 ❤️ Catch it on Kakee! 😄 https://www.instagram.com/reels/DP2x17fgEWz/
Rejection hurts — but it’s not the end.
Hear from June Fong, a psychologist, as she shares how to shift your mindset and bounce back stronger. 💪 💊Health & wellness tips are only a stream away on Kakee! https://www.instagram.com/reels/DKy4BGvv_l9/
Online sparks can be exciting but sometimes they hide red flags
Psychologist June Fong shares how to spot narcissistic traits in the digital dating world and what signs to look out for early on on Mindful Minutes only on Kakee https://www.instagram.com/reels/DNUjxbei-kr/
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