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As we slowly emerge out of the world's longest lockdown, I'm reflecting on the kind of person that I am out in public. Being in social isolation for o...

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If you are supporting someone in crisis, or you fear for their own or others' safety, this blog post is not for you.

Instead, please call Life...

Before our Asian Australian mental health webinar last month, I put out a call for questions that we could include in our discussion with Dr Phoebe La...

I’ve come to notice that every big project that I undertake starts off fuelled by at least a bit of anger. And fortunately, as I work through a partic...

From day zero, Shapes and Sounds has moved much faster than the timid, snail-like pace that I’m most comfortable with.

I’ve been playing catch up fro...

The Rest and Reflect Program is finally here but it's actually been in the works since December 2019. And the reason why the program took so long to c...

In our discussions about Asian Australian mental health so far, we’ve forgotten to address one giant elephant in the room. We’ve discussed topics like...

There is a huge disparity that exists between the over-representation of Asian-Australians amongst elite university graduates versus the vast under-re...

Music is a strange and unique “phenomenon” that has played some kind of role across all human cultures, spanning both time and geographical location. ...