Mental Health Film Festival Singapore: Short Film Youth Competition

This year’s Mental Health Film Festival Singapore invites participants to probe and wonder the way we stay present with #BePresentWithMHFFS BY SHAKTHISHREE […] The post The 4th Mental Health Film Festival Singapore: What it means to be Present appeared first on Mental Health Film Festival Singapore.

I was raped by my ex-boyfriend in Secondary 4 and had to proceed with a secret abortion at 3 months (with zero […] The post Your pain is valid and it is real appeared first on Mental Health Film Festival Singapore.

My story is just like the rest. I wake up every morning dreading to go to school but school is compulsory so […] The post This is how toxic the human mind can be appeared first on Mental Health Film Festival Singapore.

I am currently 18 turning 19 and I’m going through Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) to treat my Major Depressive Disorder and Severe Anxiety […] The post It’s not as easy as you think it is appeared first on Mental Health Film Festival Singapore.

After my Primary School Leaving Examinations (PSLE) in 2015, my mother had a seizure when I was alone at home with her. […] The post There are other people out there who care for me appeared first on Mental Health Film Festival Singapore.

I’ve been dealing with depression and anxiety for over 5 years now. I wasn’t diagnosed until I was 13 because my parents […] The post Asking for help is completely okay appeared first on Mental Health Film Festival Singapore.

Break ups can be painful, had been painful. Especially for a person like me who grew so attached to someone else that […] The post I want to live even if it’s so painful appeared first on Mental Health Film Festival Singapore.

Everyday I hoped for a better day but it didn’t seem to come through. I struggled with loving myself ever since I […] The post I don’t know how to heal or trust anymore appeared first on Mental Health Film Festival Singapore.

When I was 15 years old, I had my first panic attack in class. I was sent to see the school counsellor […] The post I desperately wanted to live appeared first on Mental Health Film Festival Singapore.