Safe Space Community
for Asians
亚洲人的安全空间社区
एशियाई लोगों के लिए सुरक्षित अंतरिक्ष समुदाय
Komunitas Ruang Aman untuk Orang Asia
Mental Health
Literacy
for better self-care,
more effective ministry,
and community outreach
Equipping
the body of Christ with


All our monthly teaching videos on mental health have
subtitles which can be changed onscreen to your preferred
language (instructions given on Monthly Videos webpage)
Safe Space Community for Asians (SSC) is a free online ministry that seeks to equip the body of Christ with basic mental health literacy from the medical, psychological, spiritual, and relational perspectives by integrating psychology and theology from an Asian mindset.
By following and communing with us, you will acquire the counseling knowledge and skills for better self-care and ministry to others when you understand the human nature better.
Your facilitator:
Dr. Edmund Ng
Licensed Psychotherapist/
Researcher/Trainer
Our ethos:
We have monthly teaching videos, related case-study blogs, pro-bono counseling sessions, and monthly conversations by Zoom for sharing and consultations on any mental health topic. It is free and joining our discussions is optional.
Let us come together as an accepting community to hear each other’s stories without judgment, celebrate our uniqueness, and release hope in our lives. At the same time, we will collectively learn how to cope with our daily struggles and pains, as well as how best to care and support others who are hurting.
To foster a safe space for communal harmony, every participant is required to go through the blogs on Expectations and Etiquette (click here to read text) and Shame, Interdependence, and Vulnerability (click here to read text).
Mental health teaching video and blog for this month:
The topic for this month is on preventing stress and burnout entitled When Helping You Is Hurting Me by guest speaker Dr. Eric Scalise (watch video).
Schedule of monthly conversation:
00
2023
Saturday
Title of this month's Teaching on YouTube: V14 When Helping You Is Hurting Me by guest speaker Dr. Eric Scalise.
To watch video,