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As Bad As It Gets Promo Trailer!
Sadie Kaye’s doc As Bad As It Gets airs on RTHK Radio 3 this coming Saturday (July 13, 2019) at 8.30! Check out the promo teaser produced by EP Steve James on SoundCloud below! HUGE thanks to … Continue Reading As Bad As It Gets Promo Trailer!
As Bad As It Gets Broadcasts on RTHK Sat July 13, 2019 at 8.30!
Sadie Kaye‘s latest doc for RTHK broadcasts SAT JULY 13, 2019 at 8.30! For those of you who miss it live, you’ll still be able to download the show as a podcast on … Continue Reading As Bad As It Gets Broadcasts on RTHK Sat July 13, 2019 at 8.30!
Stigma Shatters (But Mental Health Matters) by Filmmaker Allison Comba
After eight months of working on the production of this film, I am proud to share it with Mental Ideas’ creative community! The film was inspired by my belief that … Continue Reading Stigma Shatters (But Mental Health Matters) by Filmmaker Allison Comba
ExperiMENTAL Exhibition
ExperiMENTAL is our bold new art project and photography exhibition. We’ve commissioned 10 pro photographers to capture the complexities of 10 mental heath conditions in a single shot. The results will … Continue Reading ExperiMENTAL Exhibition
Award-Winning Cartoonist Larry Feign signs up to Mental Ideas Podcast!
American-born cartoonist and author Larry Feign is an award-winning cartoonist, artist and writer, best known as the creator of the ‘Lily Wong’ series of cartoons and books. His work has appeared in … Continue Reading Award-Winning Cartoonist Larry Feign signs up to Mental Ideas Podcast!
Ambassador Raff Gets Hustled by Two Unknown Actresses
Mental Ideas Ambassador Raffaello DeGruttola gets hustled by Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson on a train in this trailer for movie The Hustle, which hits cinemas May 10, 2019. We … Continue Reading Ambassador Raff Gets Hustled by Two Unknown Actresses
Can Robots Solve the Mental Health Crisis?
Digital healthcare is emerging as an attractive alternative to mental health treatment, with an increasing number of therapy apps leveraging advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) to provide … Continue Reading Can Robots Solve the Mental Health Crisis?
Eugenia Kim Creates Virtual Reality Dances To Express Her Bipolar Disorder
Eugenia Kim is a PhD student, originally from the USA, who’s been living in Hong Kong and studying at City University since 2015. She creates dance narratives for virtual reality environments … Continue Reading Eugenia Kim Creates Virtual Reality Dances To Express Her Bipolar Disorder
Bansky Inspires Art Dealer to Open Street Art Centre in Industrial Welsh Town
The Welsh industrial town of Port Talbot, famed for its steelworks, could become a destination for fans of Banksy’s work. The town that woke up to a brand-new mural by … Continue Reading Bansky Inspires Art Dealer to Open Street Art Centre in Industrial Welsh Town
The Brains Behind Disruption
Disruptive Innovation is everywhere. From healthcare to social media, education to music, change-makers from across the board explore the importance of disruption in every corner of business, tech and life. … Continue Reading The Brains Behind Disruption

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Bipolar Hong Kong

Bipolar HK is Hong Kong's first peer-led support network. We are a collective of Hong Kong-based professionals, students, writers and artists living with bipolar disorder. Bipolar HK’s mission is to fight the stigma and stereotypes attached to mental illness in Hong Kong (while also occasionally – and mischievously – reveling in them). The non-profit group offers opportunities for peer support in free monthly support group meetings and seeks to positively and proactively influence the way members perceive their conditions, as well as the way others perceive them. Interested new members are invited to email: bipolarinhk@gmail.com.

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