Oftentimes, the voices of mentally ill people are pushed aside due to stigma and ableism. This episode addresses the value and importance of listening to mentally ill people and how society differentiates between 'good' and 'bad' mentally ill people. This episode is based on a post written by host Zulaikha Mohamad, which was inspired by the work of Dr. Marsha Linehan and Sam Dylan Finch, as well as her own experience dealing with stigma as a person with mental illness. - Background music Gentle Breeze by Purrple Cat | https://purrplecat.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

Oftentimes, the voices of mentally ill people are pushed aside due to stigma and ableism. This episode addresses the value and importance of listening to mentally ill people and how society differentiates between 'good' and 'bad' mentally ill people. This episode is based on a post written by host Zulaikha Mohamad, which was inspired by the work of Dr. Marsha Linehan and Sam Dylan Finch, as well as her own experience dealing with stigma as a person with mental illness. - Background music Gentle Breeze by Purrple Cat | <a href="https://purrplecat.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://purrplecat.com</a> Music promoted by <a href="https://www.free-stock-music.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.free-stock-music.com</a> Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US</a>

Are we really listening to mentally ill people?

Mental health is still a taboo topic for many people, so addressing it in the media is important in destigmatising and normalising mental health issues. But how important is it that mental health issues are addressed responsibly, accurately &amp; compassionately in the media that we consume? In this episode, my guests from My Mind on Film and I talk about popular films &amp; TV series that have addressed mental health issues in both helpful and harmful ways. We discuss 13 Reasons Why, Split, Perks of Being A Wallflower, It's Kind of A Funny Story, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. My Mind on Film is Malaysia's first youth mental health short film festival organised by the Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing (a collaborative effort between HELP University and Malaysian Mental Health Association). Short film submissions are still open until 20th January 2021 for 16 to 25 year-olds. Stand a chance to win prizes such as Sony cameras, film industry placements, cash prizes, scholarships, and get your short film screened at MBO Cinema. The festival also hosts webinars and workshops on mental health and filmmaking. Check out their Instagram page @mymindonfilm.my to learn more.  Content warning: The following media we discuss include the mention of suicide, rape, violence, kidnapping and negative portrayals of mental illness. If any of this is distressing for you at this time, please consider waiting until you're ready or refrain from listening to this episode altogether.

Mental health is still a taboo topic for many people, so addressing it in the media is important in destigmatising and normalising mental health issues. But how important is it that mental health issues are addressed responsibly, accurately &amp; compassionately in the media that we consume? In this episode, my guests from My Mind on Film and I talk about popular films &amp; TV series that have addressed mental health issues in both helpful and harmful ways. We discuss 13 Reasons Why, Split, Perks of Being A Wallflower, It's Kind of A Funny Story, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. My Mind on Film is Malaysia's first youth mental health short film festival organised by the Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing (a collaborative effort between HELP University and Malaysian Mental Health Association). Short film submissions are still open until 20th January 2021 for 16 to 25 year-olds. Stand a chance to win prizes such as Sony cameras, film industry placements, cash prizes, scholarships, and get your short film screened at MBO Cinema. The festival also hosts webinars and workshops on mental health and filmmaking. Check out their Instagram page @mymindonfilm.my to learn more.  Content warning: The following media we discuss include the mention of suicide, rape, violence, kidnapping and negative portrayals of mental illness. If any of this is distressing for you at this time, please consider waiting until you're ready or refrain from listening to this episode altogether.

Mental Health in Film & TV (a collaboration with My Mind on Film) 

Mental wellbeing is something everyone should strive for, but how do we maintain good mental health? We talked with clinical psychologist Dr. Duska Tadic about what we can do to be mentally healthy through a holistic approach that includes the physical, emotional, psychological &amp; social aspects of our lives. Learn how to build your own self-care plan now in this episode.

Mental wellbeing is something everyone should strive for, but how do we maintain good mental health? We talked with clinical psychologist Dr. Duska Tadic about what we can do to be mentally healthy through a holistic approach that includes the physical, emotional, psychological &amp; social aspects of our lives. Learn how to build your own self-care plan now in this episode.

Tips to Take Care of Mental Wellbeing #AIASeeTheOtherSide

We've talked about OCD before on the #BorakMindaPodcast, but now we've brought in clinical psychologist Duska Tadic to talk about the more clinical side of things. #AIASeeTheOtherSide

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder #AIASeeTheOtherSide

Do you know someone diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder? In this episode, we interviewed Daneah Husswan about their experience living with MDD. We often hear health care professionals talk about mental health issues, what about people living with them? We invite you to see (or hear!) the other side. #AIASeeTheOtherSide

Major Depressive Disorder #AIASeeTheOtherSide

We teamed up with AIA Malaysia for the #AIASeeTheOtherSide campaign to bring you some special episodes! In our first collaborative effort, Zulaikha talks about mental health stigma, what it is, how it looks like, its impacts and what we can do about it. Adakah anda bersama kami dalam #KelabHapusStigma? Sertai sekarang!

Mental Health Stigma in Malaysia #AIASeeTheOtherSide

In this episode, Zulaikha has a conversation with Filza Izzyan about her experiences with pursuing a masters in counselling. During her course, Filza interned at a women's prison in Kajang, as well as a community sexual health clinic under the PT Foundation. How is it like to be trained as a counsellor? Listen up to find out!

Pursuing a Masters in Counselling (with Filza Izzyan)

Do you need help? Dalam episod ini, Zulaikha menerangkan cara-cara mendapatkan bantuan untuk kesihatan mental kita daripada pihak kerajaan, swasta dan juga NGO.

Cara Dapat Bantuan Kesihatan Mental

In this episode, your host Zulaikha shares what it means for her to be in a stable condition whilst struggling with mental illness.

What Being Mentally Stable Means to Me

Adakah anda mempunyai corak pemikiran yang negatif ini? All-or-Nothing Thinking adalah salah satu corak pemikiran negatif atau cognitive distortion yang boleh membangkitkan masalah dalam kehidupan kita. Dengarilah episod ini untuk tahu bagaimana untuk melawannya.

Pemikiran Negatif: All-or-Nothing Thinking

A bahasa rojak podcast on mental health brought to you by Malaysian Youth Mental Health Initiative (MINDAKAMI). We borak about mental health in a casual and senang dihadam way. Remember to follow us on all social media platforms @mindakami!

Do y'all personally know a person with lived experience of OCD? Maybe no? In this episode, we borak with Khodijah Amin about her own experiences with OCD. Zulaikha &amp; Khodijah discuss the misuse of the term OCD, how she got diagnosed, how she experiences OCD, her experience with treatment, and other things including some encouraging words for other OCD fighters!

OCD: How is it like? (with Khodijah Amin)

Korang tahu tak apa sebenarnya itu OCD? Kita selalu dengar orang guna perkataan ini. We discuss what OCD means, its symptoms and common experiences of this mental disorder - not personality trait! (cw: violent thoughts)

Apakah itu OCD?

In this episode, we discuss the importance of self-awareness in maintaining good mental health. Kenapa self-awareness itu penting? Macam mana kita nak improve self-awareness sendiri? Aku ni cukup self-aware ke? Macam mana nak deal dengan emosi? Listen to the episode to find out!

Self-awareness dan Kesihatan Mental

Here's an intro about the podcast and why we decided to create it! Remember to follow us @mindakami on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

Welcome to the Podcast!

The Borak Minda Podcast

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