Years ago, before we became doctors, we were school students – just like you. We had to wake up and wear uniforms, go to class, study and prepare for tests. We memorized Bahasa Melayu, Sejarah, Geografi, Matematik, and everything in between – just like you.
Looking back, it was all fun, especially the classmates and friends we made in those big years. But we wished we had learned something else: How to care for our mental health during difficult times.
Mental health just wasn’t something people talked about during our years of schooling. It was shameful. It carried a stigma, and today, it still does. So aside from caring for our patients, we want to contribute something to today’s younger generation of Malaysians: better mental health awareness. To bridge the gap and make it easier for everyone to seek help when they need it. Making Mental Health a Priority 🧠
Utilizing photography to help young students to express themselves
Promoting Mental Health Awareness and Educational Support for Inmates at Kajang Prison
A sharing session by Dr Azzizu on abuse in children and adolescents on Al-Hijrah.
Mental health screening and intervention programme on the UCSI campus in Cheras
Awareness on how art therapy helped in understanding and expressing emotions.
Helping individuals heal emotionally