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A Most Anticipated Book by Poets & Writers The Boston Globe San Francisco Chronicle The Millions Library Journal Debutiful and many more! In the groundbreaking tradition of In the Dream House and The Collected Schizophrenias, a gorgeously illustrated speculative memoir...

A platform for thought leadership, conversations and practical guidance on workplace mental health specific to an Asian context. Featuring regular guests weekly we aim to build capability on how to prevent suffering and promote human flourishing. Host: Wen Li Lim

Welcome to Remember Why You’re Here—a podcast for seekers and sensitives where you can relax, receive, reconnect to yourself and remember the most important thing of all: why *you* are here. From writer, teacher, best-selling author, and earth intuitive Asia Suler, Remember Why You Are Here is like stepping into a warm tea shop on a quiet rainy day. Come settle in and let me pour you a cup of chamomile tea while we have the kind of conversations that bring you back to yourself. Ecological philosophy, depth psychology, intuitive development, personal healing and earth magic— this podcast ...

This podcast expect to hear personal journeys, insights into the experiences that have shaped me & others into who we are today. Get an inside look at our unique perspectives, challenges, and triumphs as I let you in on our stories of growth, accountability, and breaking generational cursesTune in for an authentic conversations LISTEN | WATCH | COMMENT | SHARE | SUBSCRIBEDon’t miss out on inspiring and raw conversations. Stay connected for more episodes that highlight real stories from real people.

Queen Cultivated is a community for discussions of the heart and mind, and education in alternative treatments for trauma therapy. Your host, Asia Salazar, shares from her rich personal history while also including the voices of people who have been unheard until now. Topics include parenting, family, recovery, self-love, domestic violence, homelessness, and the experiences of people of color.

Perfectly Untrue hosted by Asia Au-Yeung delves into society's rigid definitions of "perfection", dissecting commonly accepted standards— and revealing the flaws behind these ideals. Through a youth perspective, the project challenges the concept of perfection by exploring how these unrealistic standards impact individuals, especially youth. By contrasting societal norms with personal perspectives, Perfectly Untrue aims to allow listeners to embrace individuality and encourage others to follow their own path rather than conform to the status quo.

Honest unfiltered conversations about mental health are hard to come by these days. It’s about time we change that and get candid. Join me, Liza Soberano, as I journey with people from all walks of life to talk about their mental and behavioural health, and break the stigma surrounding these essential aspects of our wellbeing.Stay tuned every Sunday for your weekly dose of conversations with an open mind.To learn more about how Mind You can help your organisation, visit www.mindyou.com.ph and follow them on Instagram @mindyoumhs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information...