The stigma against mental health often has a ripple effect, causing those experiencing such issues to remain silent about their problems. This amazing 5-year initiative by Bell, Canada’s largest telecommunications company, seeks to change just that.

 This article discusses about the changing landscape of Canadian workplace mental health programs and policies. Companies do recognise the value of investing in mental health, but stigma still exists and employee productivity is deemed important.

Most people have experienced or will experience loneliness at least once in their lives. If you are lonely or a friend of the lonely, then read on.

The effects of social media have proven to be far reaching, even to the extent to saving a life. By a stroke of luck, a hostage negotiator managed to use Facebook chat to talk a suicidal man out of committing the fatal act.

Suicide might well be one of the least studied mental illnesses owing to the ethics and costs involved in recruiting a sample of participants with suicidal thoughts.

For years, a man accuses his wife for saying awful things about him, things she never said in reality. Elsewhere, a young girl slashes and burns herself with cigarette butts. Read this inspiring series of people who have come forth to share their stories.

With the rise in the use of social media, connectivity between people has increased. It is even used as a means for suicidal people to reach out to others for help.

We are tempted to put this under the section ‘Celebrities’ as our very own Senior Counsellor, Mr Eugene Tay, who is one of the faces behind CHAT, has been featured by youth.sg!