[SG] Wants higher birth rate, but unwilling to fund treatment for childhood mental problems.
Is PAP running a human egg/poultry farm in Singapore? Never mind if kids suicide rates are increasing in Singapore, just produce more to replace those who committed suicide/ mentally burned out/ disabled, like a cookie factory, just producing more and more faceless people to fill up sweat factory/ production line seats (or to do menial tasks for foreigners living here like waiting at tables, security, menial jobs etc)
Paving the way for more babies
LEE MIN KOK, MY Paper, Aug 24, 2015
https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/paving-way-more-babies
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Forum: Support network for mental health treatment needs attention
Posed photo of a woman with depression.
https://www.straitstimes.com/forum/...k-for-mental-health-treatment-needs-attention
"To date, the Clinical and Health Psychology Clinic (CHPC) has been unable to give me an appointment date as its intern psychologists' schedule is full".
It has advised me to take my daughter to a hospital or private care service.
Ultimately:
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Stamp, chop and double confirmed that PAP treats Singaporeans as mere digits- and not humans:
Amy Khor says Singaporeans can always pack up and leave:
[youtube]SKIOawq3jRk[/youtube]
PM Lee HL: 'Singapore belongs to foreigners too' :
https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/2014/05/05/pm-lee-comes-under-fire-for-controversial-remarks/https://kenjeyaretnam.com/2014/05/06/should-the-pm-resign/
Is PAP running a human egg/poultry farm in Singapore? Never mind if kids suicide rates are increasing in Singapore, just produce more to replace those who committed suicide/ mentally burned out/ disabled, like a cookie factory, just producing more and more faceless people to fill up sweat factory/ production line seats (or to do menial tasks for foreigners living here like waiting at tables, security, menial jobs etc)
Paving the way for more babies
LEE MIN KOK, MY Paper, Aug 24, 2015
https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/paving-way-more-babies
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Forum: Support network for mental health treatment needs attention
Posed photo of a woman with depression.
https://www.straitstimes.com/forum/...k-for-mental-health-treatment-needs-attention
"To date, the Clinical and Health Psychology Clinic (CHPC) has been unable to give me an appointment date as its intern psychologists' schedule is full".
It has advised me to take my daughter to a hospital or private care service.
Forum: Support network for mental health treatment needs attention
Posed photo of a woman with depression. PHOTO: ST FILE
PUBLISHED: 09 October 2019.
It has been reported that this year's President's Challenge will focus on helping those with mental health issues.
While this is a great cause, let us not just focus on the funding aspects. The support network for mental health treatment needs urgent attention as well, if my experience is anything to go by.
Last month, I took my daughter, a junior college student preparing to take her A-level examinations, to the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) as she was dealing with some psychological issues.
IMH referred her to the Health Promotion Board's (HPB) Child Guidance Clinic for a follow-up.
As the queue at the HPB for psychotherapy was long, the doctor directed her to the Clinical and Health Psychology Clinic (CHPC) at the National University of Singapore for psychotherapy with intern psychologists.
To date, the CHPC has been unable to give me an appointment date as its intern psychologists' schedule is full.
It has advised me to take my daughter to a hospital or private care service.
This incident highlights a lack of mental health professionals and of a good support network for mental health patients in Singapore.
As the population ages and the number of teen suicides rises, I hope the Ministry of Health will study the issue thoroughly and formulate a good plan to tackle mental health treatment.
Tiong Choon Hin
https://www.straitstimes.com/forum/...k-for-mental-health-treatment-needs-attention
Posed photo of a woman with depression. PHOTO: ST FILE
PUBLISHED: 09 October 2019.
It has been reported that this year's President's Challenge will focus on helping those with mental health issues.
While this is a great cause, let us not just focus on the funding aspects. The support network for mental health treatment needs urgent attention as well, if my experience is anything to go by.
Last month, I took my daughter, a junior college student preparing to take her A-level examinations, to the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) as she was dealing with some psychological issues.
IMH referred her to the Health Promotion Board's (HPB) Child Guidance Clinic for a follow-up.
As the queue at the HPB for psychotherapy was long, the doctor directed her to the Clinical and Health Psychology Clinic (CHPC) at the National University of Singapore for psychotherapy with intern psychologists.
To date, the CHPC has been unable to give me an appointment date as its intern psychologists' schedule is full.
It has advised me to take my daughter to a hospital or private care service.
This incident highlights a lack of mental health professionals and of a good support network for mental health patients in Singapore.
As the population ages and the number of teen suicides rises, I hope the Ministry of Health will study the issue thoroughly and formulate a good plan to tackle mental health treatment.
Tiong Choon Hin
https://www.straitstimes.com/forum/...k-for-mental-health-treatment-needs-attention
Ultimately:
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Stamp, chop and double confirmed that PAP treats Singaporeans as mere digits- and not humans:
Amy Khor says Singaporeans can always pack up and leave:
[youtube]SKIOawq3jRk[/youtube]
PM Lee HL: 'Singapore belongs to foreigners too' :
