Mental health should be treated as a continuous, collective responsibility rather than a topic discussed only on designated awareness days like World Mental Health Day. By moving beyond reflexive responses like "Thik cha" and fostering genuine, non-judgmental connections, we can build the supportive environments necessary to prioritize wellbeing in everyday life.
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Mental health should be treated as a continuous, collective responsibility rather than a topic discussed only on designated awareness days like World Mental Health Day. By moving beyond reflexive responses like "Thik cha" and fostering genuine, non-judgmental connections, we can build the supportive environments necessary to prioritize wellbeing in everyday life.
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