Women warriors in mental health

By REBECCA RAJAENDRAM

Family
Tuesday, 09 Mar 2021
10:00 AM MYT

The stigma around mental health prevents many from seeking help. Photo: Pixabay

Women are wired to help and when they are exposed to problems their desire to improve the lives of others kicks in.

Take the case of clinical psychologist Ellisha Othman.

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