Mentalogue Blog
Navigating Mental Health
Experiencing Grief and Loss: What do we do after?
Grief is a universal experience that happens to all of us at some point of time yet remains unique to...
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Man’s Best Friend: How Pets Enhance our Health & Wellbeing
I think that most of us can agree that taking care of a pet is not a small task and...
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Why Therapy?
Mental health therapy - also known as psychotherapy, talk therapy, or counselling, can be beneficial when you struggle with emotional...
Read MoreRelationships
How to Sustain a Long-Distance Relationship in a Pandemic
I think that most of us can agree that long distance relationships aren’t easy or ideal. Preferably, we would like...
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Psyche of a Toxic Relationship
Toxic relationships, it’s a term that almost everyone’s used to describe themselves or others when things with their partner aren’t...
Read MoreWork-Life Matters
Six ways to deal with stress and anxiety while stuck at home
As the MCO continues indefinitely in many states in Malaysia, the more we remain cooped up at home. Home sweet...
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WA: Work-from-home mania
On Wednesday 25th March 2020, Mentalogue organized a casual meetup online for folks to talk about the work-from-home mania. It...
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WA: Burnout or Passion?
Burnout or Passion? Created to provide a space for young professionals who experience symptoms of burnout to share and learn...
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Meet The Therapists: Priscilla De Netto
Meet Priscilla, one of our onboarded providers who is working at Bae Counseling Centre and is a licensed and registered...
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Meet The Therapists: Rohini Krishnan
Meet Rohini, one of our onboarded providers who is working at Cara-Cara and is a licensed and registered counselor.
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Team Story: John Pinto
John is a registered and licensed counsellor who is currently pursuing his PhD in the University of Malaya. He is...
Read MoreUnderstanding Yourself
Ambiverts; The Best of Both Worlds
Are you an extrovert or an introvert? A question that we frequently ask others and ourselves. We often think that...
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