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The! first Harmony Day was launched in 1999 by the then NSW MP Dr. Peter Wong. This was an initiative in respond to Pauline Hanson’s 1996 maiden speech at ParliamentContinue reading “CFS turned 2 in Sept 2021!”

Book Review by Dr Bibiana Chan Burnout – A Guide to Identifying Burnout and Pathways to Recovery By Gordon Parker, Gabriela Tavella and Kerrie Eyers.  I came across this bookContinue reading “Burnout – A Guide to Identifying Burnout and Pathways to Recovery”

The first Harmony Day was launched in 1999 by the then NSW MP Dr. Peter Wong. This was an initiative in respond to Pauline Hanson’s 1996 maiden speech at ParliamentContinue reading “Petal-it-Forward”

A STORY OF RESILIENCE Greater Sydney LOCKDOWN has passed the ‘2 months’ mark. In response to the concern about people’s mental wellbeing, CFS will host a ‘Mental Health Month CreativeContinue reading “A STORY OF RESILIENCE”

Finding something my child is good at! This is a quote from the parent of a talented photographer, 3D-animation artist and a teacher when he seemed to be not veryContinue reading “Finding something my child is good at!”

The first Harmony Day was launched in 1999 by the then NSW MP Dr. Peter Wong. This was an initiative in respond to Pauline Hanson’s 1996 maiden speech at ParliamentContinue reading “SYDNEY LOCKDOWN 2.0”

The question ‘Glass is half-full or half-empty?’ is often asked to challenge those who are considered pessimists. I must admit I was a pessimist growing up in Hong Kong. EvenContinue reading “Glass is half-full or half-empty?”

The first Harmony Day was launched in 1999 by the then NSW MP Dr. Peter Wong. This was an initiative in respond to Pauline Hanson’s 1996 maiden speech at ParliamentContinue reading “How to Arm Yourself with COVID-19 Vaccines?”

Why so many young people are struggling? This is the title of an article by Dr Noam Shpancer (a practising clinical psychologist in Columbus, Ohio, USA) published in Psychology TodayContinue reading “Why young people are struggling?”