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Singapore is notorious for its fast pace of living

Singapore is notorious for its fast pace of living. And when most of us spend more than 50% of our waking hours at work, it is not surprising to learn why workplace environments are such huge predictors of mental health outcomes.

Our panel conversationed titled "Mental Health At The Workplace" invites industry experts to explore what businesses (whether as employees, employers, or HR) can do to affect positive changes at the workplace. the feature film, Antoine Russbach's Those Who Work (Ceux Qui Travaillent), follows Frank, a man of action who worked his way up all by himself, who dedicates his life to work.

This conversation is only available online. Tap our bio link to find out more about this conversation.

For additional content to complement this conversation, check out "In This Desert, There Were Seeds" available on @ethosbooks

Many of us today are in a relative state of isolat

Many of us today are in a relative state of isolation and standstill. Yet movement can be found amidst stillness, spaciousness within constraints, and satisfying connection despite social distancing.

In this workshop, we will learn how to harness our body resources and authentic movement to derive visceral experiences of calm, nourishment and joy, including the meaningful experience of stillness and rest.

Tap our bio link to find out more about this workshop.

A rocky childhood. A violent assault. A car accide

A rocky childhood. A violent assault. A car accident. These are but one of many events that could be affecting your present health. In Singapore alone, 64 per cent of our resident adult population have experienced at least one adverse childhood experience in the first 18 years of their life.

In our panel titled "The Shadow Of Childhood Trauma", we will examine the social construction of “trauma” (especially in today’s digital age) and understand its potential implications. The panel will follow after Andréa Bescond’s award-winning film, Little Tickles (Les Chatouilles), which explores the haunting shame of sexual with intelligence and sensitivity. Come along with us as we discuss the psychological and physical manifestations of clinical trauma, and how to reach out to those struggling with it.

Tickets for the physical screening are running out, but you can still stream this conversation online and chat with the panel as it happens live! Tap our bio link to find out more about this conversation.

For additional content to complement this conversation, check out "Growing Up Perempuan" available on @ethosbooks.

If you are planning to join us at the Festival thi

If you are planning to join us at the Festival this year, we are monitoring the situation and working closely with National Gallery. We will inform you should the situation change.

In the meantime, selected films are available for streaming online from the comfort and safety of your homes! While you may not be able to get together, you can get a few Virtual Passes and organise a watch party of your own.

Upon activation, each Pass entitles you to 48 hour access of a feature film, its accompanying panel, and short film.

The #SMHFF2021 SYFC Top 10 Finalists films will pr

The #SMHFF2021 SYFC Top 10 Finalists films will premiere May 8, 1.30pm on Facebook LIVE.

Out of 70 film submissions, we are now down to 10 finalists! Catch the action LIVE from your home. With the Audience Choice Award up for grabs, make your voices heard by casting your vote for your favourite film.

Voting details will be available on the the day itself so mark your calendars!

Join the FB Event page via our bio link to stay in the know.

We're looking for a digital marketing / design tra

We're looking for a digital marketing / design trainee to join our SMHFF family!

In this position, you will support our social media efforts as well as creating content for the Festival and #MyMentalCare Podcast. Do note that this position starts in June 2021 for a duration of 12 months.

If you have always wanted to support our efforts to advocate and promote conversations about mental health, please submit your application on bit.ly/SMHFF_Trainee2021.

Please also email us at hello@smhff.com to ensure we receive your submission.

SMHFF 2021 is also streaming online at watch.s

SMHFF 2021 is also streaming online at watch.smhff.com and you are invited to participate in the conversations, from the safety of your own home!

If you are planning a watch party with your friends, you may be eligible for a discount.

Check out our exclusive group discounts and email us at ticketing@smhff.com to get your group Virtual Passes today.

Have a personal mental health story to share? Subm

Have a personal mental health story to share? Submit anonymously at smhff.com/shareyourstory

If you are in crisis, help is available. Please visit smhff.com/helplines #SMHFF #MyMentalCare

This campaign is supported by Facebook's initiative for mental well-being, #Heartbits.

Today’s fast-paced society tempts people with an

Today’s fast-paced society tempts people with an abundance of food choices. With like televisions, computers, and smartphones, eating has become a mindless act, often done quickly.

In our workshop titled ""Mindfulness x Eating"", Mindfulness Coach & Meditation Guide Helen Clare Rozario will take you on a mindful eating journey. With plant-based desserts specially catered by Afterglow, participants will be introduced to the importance of cultivating non-judgemental awareness, mindfulness-based tools and the practice of mindful eating.

Tap our bio link to find out more about this workshop!

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SMHFF 2021
YOUTH COMPETITION
- 2021
- 2020
#MYMENTALCARE
ABOUT
- Team
- Contact
- Press
HELPLINES
SUPPORT US
SHOP