The Bright Side

Christina Michael is the principal of Canossian School, which caters to children with severe hearing impairment. She shares her experiences as a school principal, and the beauty she sees in these children despite the many challenges the face.

Catholic palliative care doctor, Dr Joseph Ong, shares what hospice care is all about, as well as what options are available for the dying patient and their family members. He also shares how he sees God in his line of work.

Adrian Lim Peng Ann, a certified family counselling psychologist, gives a glimpse of how to raise children the “Luke 2:52/BPSS way”. He reveals how scripture and modern parenting strategies can go hand-in-hand.

Youth counsellor and psychologist Nicholas Gabriel Lim shares about a concept called a 'love bank account'. Having such an account allows a family to accumulate and invest time and memories; this can be tapped on in later years to keep the family together through tough times.

As a life coach, Valerie Lee shares with us some of the gaps parents and youth need to address. While the youth today are very different from the youth of the past, parents need to maintain communication and connection, and show understanding and unconditional love.

As a life coach, Valerie Lee shares with us some of the gaps parents and youth need to address. While the youth today are very different from the youth of the past, parents need to maintain communication and connection, and show understanding and unconditional love.

On top of his work in the film industry, Freddie Yeo volunteers his time and talent for Hearts at Work, where he interacts with a group of persons with special needs. Hear how his encounters with this group has prompted him to be creative.

Cassandra Seow wraps up our series on mental wellness by sharing how God inspired her to courageously make changes in her life to accommodate the needs of her family, and for her own well-being too. As she embarks on a new chapter in her career, she recognises that the uncertainty and changes are indeed God's blessings for her.

In Part 3 of our series, Kenny together with guest Cassandra Seow explore how art and music can illustrate accurate emotions of pain, and the need for healing, where mere words fail to describe. They also provide suggestions on how to get started, and how to manage expectations to encourage anyone, no matter how untalented they seem, to use art and music as tools for therapy and healing.

Cassandra Seow addresses some of the stigmas and stereotypes made by society, and how we should learn to be more understanding.