Singapore Lawmakers Aim to Keep Divorcing Parents from Running Away with Kids

New rules empower the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority to detain adults leaving the country with their children against a court order.

World Health Organisation Encourages Conversations about Depression

The World Health Organisation is currently running a campaign called "Depression: Let's Talk," with some helpful handouts and videos.

Adolescents Face Stress from Multiple Sources

Singapore students face significant pressure at school; but experts warn parents to be alert for other sources of stress as well.

Bullying Victims May Become Bullies Themselves

A recent study shows that young people who experience cyber bullying could retaliate and become bullies themselves.

Psychological Checks Ensure that SAF Personnel are Mentally Healthy

The Singapore Armed Forces reveals that it regularly screens incoming enlistees for mental conditions to ensure the safety of all citizens.

Major Healthcare Groups Merge to Form 3 New Clusters

In January of 2017, the Singapore MOH announced a restructuring of the public healthcare system. Find out how it affects you!

Gadget-Addicted Kids Neglect Real Life

Some teens suffer from "gadget addiction." They struggle to find satisfaction in real life, gaming for hours instead.

Art Therapy Works Wonders for Alzheimer's Patients

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The act of painting not only relieves stress, but helps the elderly communicate their emotions at a time when speaking is difficult.

Motivating Children with Kindness

Discover how to motivate children to do well in school without exerting too much pressure and causing them emotional harm.

The Dangers of Binge-Eating and Food Addiction

Rooted in low self-esteem and depression, binge-eating disorder poses danger to the sufferer's physical and mental health in Singapore.