Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH) has been uplifting lives and promoting mental wellness for all since 1968.
How we think, feel and act is influenced by our mental health. Cultivating mental wellbeing is key to a fulfilling and meaningful life.
We provide a broad range of services across our 10 centres. These include counselling, creative services, outreach activities, rehabilitation, and workplace skills training.
Let’s celebrate individuals who have overcome the odds, as well as those who have touched the minds and hearts of others. Be inspired by their stories.
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Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH) has been uplifting lives and promoting mental wellness for all since 1968.
How we think, feel and act is influenced by our mental health. Cultivating mental wellbeing is key to a fulfilling and meaningful life.
We provide a broad range of services across our 10 centres. These include counselling, creative services, outreach activities, rehabilitation, and workplace skills training.
Let’s celebrate individuals who have overcome the odds, as well as those who have touched the minds and hearts of others. Be inspired by their stories.
Get our latest news and periodicals here. Feel free to contact us directly if you cannot find the information that you’re looking for.
Sensory Art explores how different art materials and art making processes can stimulate the six senses of the body, and enhance mental wellness by changing a person’s physiology and attitude. There are 11 project ideas in this toolkit, each outlined with corresponding steps and accompanying visuals. It also includes a table with information by an Occupational Therapist on how the activity may bring about various sensory stimulations, as well as, alternative activity ideas that provide different modulations. The toolkit is helpful to social and healthcare practitioners, volunteers, and other professionals working with seniors, children, or clients with disabilities, allowing them to:
• Understand the sensory system and art materials.
• Appreciate the relationship between art making and one’s sensory experience through the integration of occupational therapy knowledge.
• Translate this learning experience and plan an art activity that is suitable for clients.
Sample activity can be accessed here. For more information on workshops, contact comed@samhealth.org.sg
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