Asian Mental Health Collective | AMHC
The Asian Mental Health Collective (AMHC) aims to make mental health resources easily available, approachable, and accessible to Asian communities worldwide. It provides a platform for individuals to find support, share experiences, and access information tailored to the unique needs of Asian communities.
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AMHC is dedicated to improving mental health awareness and access within Asian communities. It offers a range of resources, including articles, videos, and community forums, to help individuals understand and manage their mental health. The collective also works to reduce stigma and provide culturally sensitive support.
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Advances in Psychological Science | Journal
Advances in Psychological Science, a monthly journal hosted by the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, reflects the latest research progress in various fields of psychology. It primarily publishes reviews and commentaries on new advancements, trends, and achievements in psychology both domestically and internationally. The journal is a core journal in national databases such as the Chinese Science Citation Database and the Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index.
Healbright
Healbright offers a variety of wellness topics through hundreds of videos led by mental health professionals. Their self-paced courses make mental wellness accessible, engaging, and confidential.
OpenUp - Online Support Platform for Youth Mental Health
The Jockey Club Youth Mental Health Online Support Platform 'OpenUp' provides a text-based counseling platform for youth aged 11-35, offering emotional support around the clock. It helps young people cope with emotional distress caused by academic pressures, family issues, peer relationships, and work. We are here to listen to any emotional struggles that weigh on your mind. You can contact us anytime through your phone or computer via WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, SMS, or our official website. 'OpenUp' is supported by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust and the University of Hong Kong's Centre for Suicide Research, operated collaboratively by five social welfare organizations (BGCA, Caritas Hong Kong, The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups, Hong Kong Youth Service, and St. James' Settlement). Our counseling team consists of trained volunteers and professional counselors, and all conversations are kept confidential.