Author: Casie Silverman
Casie Silverman holds a Master's Degree in Psychology with experience as a child therapist, specialising in play therapy. With over a decade in SEO marketing, she combines her passion for mental health and writing to bring awareness. As a Filipina-American raised in Costa Rica, she's developed a deep appreciation for different cultures, which has enriched her understanding of people. During her spare time, you can catch her traveling, going to concerts, or looking for the newest cafes.
From “kayang-kaya mo yan” to “pray it away,” Filipino men are taught to suppress their struggles. But mental health cannot be ignored any longer.
Religion and Mental Health in Philippines are closely tied, but misconceptions persist. Can faith alone heal, or can it work together with professional mental health services for optimal outcomes?
Are we doing enough for the mental health of Filipino youth? Despite growing awareness and initiatives, gaps in resources, stigma, and limited access persist. Dive into the factors affecting youth mental health and the ongoing fight to ensure better support and care.
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