Mental Health Eqiupping

Learn about the emotional needs of ourselves and our children, and how to create an emotionally healthy family that fosters compassion and love.

Wu Ruoyi is a trained social worker and counsellor and has been working with families, youths and parents for more than 10 years. She has previously worked in several secular organisations and is presently overseeing the Choices Ministry in COOS. Besides counseling and facilitating male/female and parents support groups in Choices Ministry and Counselling Ministry, Ruoyi also equips volunteers and church leaders/members regularly in basic helping skills & self-care, enabling more to better care for others.

SESSION 3

Self-care and attending to our child’s emotional needs By Wu Ruoyi

16 Sep 2021, Thursday | 8pm-10pm via Zoom

Registration: tinyurl.com/COOSMH21

For enquiries, please email Pauline Song at paulinesong@coos.org.sg

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