Malaysian Mental Health Association

Malaysian Mental Health Association The Malaysian Mental Health Association (MMHA) is a non-profit organisation established to promote mental health awareness and public mental well being.
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Our Wellness and Recovery Programme (WnRP) is located at the PJ branch.

Caring for someone you love is a journey that takes heart, strength, and resilience.But while you pour so much into your...
24/11/2025

Caring for someone you love is a journey that takes heart, strength, and resilience.
But while you pour so much into your loved one, your own well-being matters just as deeply.

This December, we’re bringing you another round of our Caregiver Support and Education (CSE) Programme in our PJ branch!

The CSE Programme is here to walk beside you. To provide guidance, emotional support, and a safe space to share with others who truly understand. Let's explore skills and strategies that can strengthen both your caregiving role and your personal well-being.

Register here: https://forms.gle/KeA4qC393CHakxZm6
For more details, contact us at +603-7772 2899 / +6011-3338 8567
Email: jamie@mmha.org.my / sashaa@mha.org.my

Take this step for yourself, because when you are supported, your loved one is too.

International Survivors of Su***de Loss Day reminds us of the importance of empathy, connection, and accessible support....
23/11/2025

International Survivors of Su***de Loss Day reminds us of the importance of empathy, connection, and accessible support. Healing is not about moving on; it’s about moving forward with love in your heart and hope in your hands.

We extend our respect to all survivors as they continue their path of healing, and we remain dedicated to promoting awareness and providing resources for those in need.

Together, we can create a safer and more understanding environment for all.

In Malaysia, many men face silent struggles with mental health, shaped by societal pressures to “be strong” or “keep it ...
19/11/2025

In Malaysia, many men face silent struggles with mental health, shaped by societal pressures to “be strong” or “keep it to yourself.” These expectations can make it hard to share feelings or seek help, leaving many feeling isolated.

Supporting men’s mental health doesn’t always require big gestures. Simple acts like checking in, listening without judgment, and creating safe spaces for conversation can make a real difference.

At MMHA, we believe seeking support is a sign of strength, not weakness. Together, we can break the silence, reduce stigma, and help every man feel seen, heard, and supported.

➡️ Swipe to read more and discover practical ways to support the men in your life.

Society tells men to be strong.Too often, strength ends up meaning silence.Control becomes isolation.Resilience turns in...
15/11/2025

Society tells men to be strong.

Too often, strength ends up meaning silence.
Control becomes isolation.
Resilience turns into hiding your feelings.

Real strength shows when you allow yourself to be honest, even when it’s hard.
It shows when you reach out instead of shutting down.
It shows when you stay connected, even in pain.

Let’s rethink what being a man really means. 💙

At MMHA, we’ve observed that many men in Malaysia delay seeking mental health support, not because they’re weak, but bec...
11/11/2025

At MMHA, we’ve observed that many men in Malaysia delay seeking mental health support, not because they’re weak, but because seeking help can feel difficult or complicated.

These struggles can show up in daily life: difficulty managing routines, changes in sleep or eating, feelings of anxiety or panic, or relying on alcohol or substances to cope. Recognising these signs early is important.

Seeking support doesn’t make you any less strong. Small steps matter: booking a tele-consult, having an honest conversation with someone you trust, or simply checking in on yourself or a mate today. Each step counts.

Swipe through to see practical ways to make help-seeking easier and the signs that it might be time to reach out!

Remember: Mental health is part of being strong, not doing it alone.

07/11/2025

This month, we practiced the quiet courage of acceptance, letting in what life offers, even when it feels uncertain.

We allowed ourselves to pause and breathe, to notice the moments of hope that appear softly between challenges.
We found meaning in small beginnings and discovered that growth often starts not with a leap, but with a single, steady step.

Through reflection, we learned that opening up isn’t about control, it’s about trust, connection, and believing that each day holds possibility. 🌱

We’ve added an extra session for our accredited Mental Health First Aid course, leading up to our final round for 2025.L...
07/11/2025

We’ve added an extra session for our accredited Mental Health First Aid course, leading up to our final round for 2025.

Learn how to support friends, family, and colleagues with confidence and care, and get accredited as a Mental Health First Aider before the year ends!

🗓 Upcoming intakes:
👉 November 29 & 30 (Saturday & Sunday)
👉 December 6 & 7 (Saturday & Sunday)

Don’t miss this opportunity to build skills that make a real difference.

Stress is something most of us quietly carry.It hides behind responsibility, care, work, and even kindness.However, stre...
05/11/2025

Stress is something most of us quietly carry.
It hides behind responsibility, care, work, and even kindness.

However, stress doesn’t exist on its own, it’s shaped by the pressures and expectations around us, the need to hold everything together, the fear of seeming weak, and the expectation to keep going no matter how much we’re struggling.

At MMHA, we see this every day in caregivers doing their best to stay strong, in clients rebuilding their strength after loss, in families trying to understand a loved one’s pain while managing their own. Stress often speaks quietly, through exhaustion, worry, and the weight of just trying to keep going.

This International Stress Awareness Day, MMHA invites you to take a step back and ask:
- Are we normalising burnout instead of balance?
- Are we giving people space to talk about their stress without judgment?
- Are we taking care of ourselves before our limits are crossed?

Awareness begins when we start treating stress as something we can do something about, together.

Let’s build workplaces, homes, and communities where taking a break isn’t seen as weakness, but as wisdom.

Behind every question a caregiver asks, there’s love, exhaustion, confusion, or worry.Sometimes, you just want to unders...
03/11/2025

Behind every question a caregiver asks, there’s love, exhaustion, confusion, or worry.
Sometimes, you just want to understand what’s really happening, how to help without making things worse, or how to stop feeling so alone in it all.

That’s what our Caregiver Support & Education Programme (CSE) is here for.

💛 Learn about common mental health conditions and how they overlap, so things feel less confusing.
💛 Build empathy and patience by understanding what life feels like for those you care for.
💛 Discover ways to communicate with warmth and clear boundaries.
💛 Learn to care for your own well-being while supporting someone else.
💛 Connect with other caregivers who truly understand your journey.

You’ve been doing your best. Let’s make it a little easier together.

Register through the QR code.
Or through the link here: https://forms.gle/jm1E1h7FcfVu4ume9
Or via the link in our bio!

Malaysian Mental Health Association (MMHA) will be here at Live Love Labour Festival 2025! Join us at Malaysia’s first-o...
31/10/2025

Malaysian Mental Health Association (MMHA) will be here at Live Love Labour Festival 2025! Join us at Malaysia’s first-of-its-kind festival challenging norms!

The Festival will Feature:
Panel Discussions by Experts
🐑 Ditch the Fairytale: Relationship Beyond the Script
🐑 Tough Boys, Tender Girls, and Other Myths: Unlearning Gendered Love

Rethink Booths
🐑 Norms Reimagination Lab
🐑 Beat the Bu****it Spoken Words Jam Session
🐑 Kids or Nah? Speed Philosophizing about the Mini Me
🐑 R&R: Reflect & Recharge Speed Therapy Corner
🐑 Lapang Dada: Face Your Fear Booth

Other Highlights
🐑 Bazaar of the Unordinary
🐑 OOTD: Opting Out of the Dress Code Competition
🐑 Escaping the 9-5 Escape Room
🐑 Philosophy Open Mic: Cut the Bullsh*t
🐑 Beat the Bu****it Live Band and Spoken Words Jam Session

Bring your curiosity, your frustrations, your friends (or just yourself), and join us to Live, Love and Labour at your own terms! 😎

🗓️ Nov 1, 2025, 10am-7pm GMT+8
📍Me.reka Makerspace, Publika KL

Register now at www.myphilsoc.com/livelovelabour-25 or visit ’s link in bio. 🔗

31/10/2025

Every caregiver takes something different from the Caregiver Support and Education Programme.

In Vol. 2 of our testimonial series, a few caregivers share how it has helped them in their journey.

If you know someone who’s caring for a loved one or could benefit from extra support, pass this along and let them know they’re not alone!

ADHD or Depression, or both?When focus fades, motivation drops, and everything feels heavy… it’s easy to assume it’s jus...
28/10/2025

ADHD or Depression, or both?

When focus fades, motivation drops, and everything feels heavy… it’s easy to assume it’s just one thing. But ADHD and depression share many symptoms and misdiagnosis is common.
This post breaks down the overlap, the differences, and why it matters.

You’re not lazy. You’re not broken. You might just need a clearer lens.

👉 Swipe through to learn more!

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TTDI Plaza, Block A, Unit 2-8. Jalan Wan Kadir 3, Taman Tun Drive Ismail
Kuala Lumpur
60000

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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About us

The Malaysian Mental Health Association (MMHA) is a non-profit voluntary organisation managed by an elected committee of interested persons and professionals in the community. MMHA was formed in 1967 by a group of mental health professionals and community leaders from University Hospital MMHA was officially registered under the Societies Act 1966 on 30th July 1968. It is a community based NGO operating solely on public donations and a small annual grant from the Department of Social Welfare.

Objective:


  • To promote mental health in the community.

  • To help raise the standard of treatment, prevention and research in the field of mental health.