Nurturing Mental Health and Parenthood: A Shared Journey
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Nurturing Mental Health and Parenthood: A Shared Journey
Mental health is at the heart of our daily lives—shaping our experiences at work, in families, and within communities. In Singapore, conversations about mental well-being are gaining momentum, with initiatives like the WSH Council’s new guidelines aiming to equip workplaces with tools to identify and support those in need.
At Range Counselling Services, we see mental health as an integral part of life’s complexity. Since 2021, we’ve been committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based care tailored to each individual’s unique circumstances, helping them grow and build resilience.
Mental Health at Work: More Than Just Productivity
Workplaces are hubs for connection, growth, and sometimes hidden struggles. Supporting colleagues begins with recognising signs of distress, creating spaces for open conversations, and connecting them to professional care. Successful reintegration isn’t just about returning to work—it’s about rebuilding confidence and finding purpose.
Parenting: Love, Challenges, and Finding Balance
Parenthood is a journey filled with joy and uncertainty, especially when children face emotional or behavioural challenges. Sometimes, it’s hard to know whether it’s just stress or something more serious.
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Take Gina, for example. She came to us feeling overwhelmed, unsure if her anxiety was typical or a sign of deeper issues. Through our Parent Coaching sessions, we uncovered underlying concerns and helped her regain clarity and balance. Whether navigating tantrums or managing anxiety, our coaching provides parents with tools and a supportive space to face challenges confidently.
Well-Being as a Holistic Approach
True well-being means nurturing the mind, body, and emotions together. Whether through interactive workshops or personalised counselling, we aim to create a community where seeking help is seen as a strength, not a weakness.
We can build a Singapore where workplaces, families, and communities are united in compassion and care. Let’s take the first step together.
Written by Glenna Fong