Free mental health resources to get you through the circuit breaker period
Keep your mental well-being in check with these online resources.
Having to stay at home for a prolonged period of time may take a toll on our mental health and well-being.
Besides using self-care apps to keep you motivated, we have collated more mental health resources to tide you through these difficult times.
1. Live chat with The Inside Space
The Inside Space provides complimentary personal and professional development through their Live Chat system, ranging from a quick two-minute chat to a 30-minute coaching session.
They have over 20 trained facilitators from various backgrounds ready to chat with you, no matter the topic. If you are feeling bored, anxious or just need a listening ear, The Inside Space will be there for you.
Head here to access the live chat button.
2. Smôl tôk's New Normal online conversation cards
Known for their friendship-building card games which engage players in meaningful conversations, Smôl tôk by Starknicked now offers an online card deck specially designed for this circuit breaker period.
Aptly titled ‘New Normal’, start meaningful conversations with your friends, family or colleagues, and reflect on the changes you’ve experienced during this uncertain period.
Head here for the New Normal online card deck.
PHOTO CREDIT: STARKNICKED
3. FriendzoneSG Online
If you are feeling detached from the community, here’s a new way for you to build friendships – virtually!
Social organisation FriendZoneSG hosts virtual gatherings, separated by regions, to help young Singaporeans make new friends with other young adults in their neighbourhood.
Head here for a list of FriendZoneSG’s upcoming online networking events.
4. Happiness Initiative's Watch Parties
Hosted by Happiness Initiative, you can watch feel-good movies with others through watch parties on Netflix.
Stay tuned to their Facebook page for more updates on upcoming Watch Parties.
5. My Mental Health
Specifically targeted at mental health issues during the COVID-19 situation, My Mental Health contains a host of articles to help you better understand and manage your current mental well being.
Aside from there, there are also online forums that you can participate in to better help you cope with whatever you are going through.
Head here for more information.
6. National CARE Hotline (6202-6868)
Need professional help for your mental health? The National CARE Hotline connects you with professional counsellors at any time of the day.
With just a phone call, you can be connected with over 300 specialists who are available to offer you emotional support.
Just remember – whenever you feel overwhelmed or need someone to talk to, you are not alone in this journey. Take care and stay safe!
If you’ve looking for more mental well-being resources and fun things to do, do visit mehgowhere.sg.
