In this episode, the host, Mr Pradeep Timalsina, dives deep into the realms of mental health alongside the insightful Mrs. Supriya Gyawali. As a Mental Health Nurse and Clinical Manager, Supriya brings a wealth of experience and a compassionate heart to the discussions. Hailing originally from Nepal, she offers a unique perspective on the challenges faced by the Nepalese community and immigrants, shedding light on the nuances of mental health stigma.

This episode also  explores  the waves of resilience, discussing the importance of social connectivity in our journey to mental well-being. Mrs. Gyawali not only shares her expertise but also provides valuable resources, including essential contact numbers in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), creating a lifeline for those seeking support.

In this episode, the host, Mr Pradeep Timalsina, dives deep into the realms of mental health alongside the insightful Mrs. Supriya Gyawali. As a Mental Health Nurse and Clinical Manager, Supriya brings a wealth of experience and a compassionate heart to the discussions. Hailing originally from Nepal, she offers a unique perspective on the challenges faced by the Nepalese community and immigrants, shedding light on the nuances of mental health stigma. This episode also  explores  the waves of resilience, discussing the importance of social connectivity in our journey to mental well-being. Mrs. Gyawali not only shares her expertise but also provides valuable resources, including essential contact numbers in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), creating a lifeline for those seeking support.

Welcome to "Multicultural Matters- Mental Health Edition," a safe space where we break down stigma, foster understanding, and highlight the resilience that comes from navigating mental health in multicultural contexts. In each episode, we delve into the intersections of culture and mental health, featuring insightful interviews with mental health advocates and practitioners, as well as medical professionals. Through this podcast, we hope to better understand how our communities view and respond to mental health in Canberra and the wider ACT region.

Each episode will feature one of five communities- Tamil, Urdu, Swahili, Nepali and Tongan. We also have two special bonus episodes for you featuring an interview with Dr Elizabeth Moore, Coordinator General, Office for Mental Health and Wellbeing, and a Cross cultural panel with community broadcasters.

Together, let's navigate the complexities, celebrate diversity, and cultivate a more compassionate understanding of mental well-being.

Welcome to "Multicultural Matters- Mental Health Edition," a safe space where we break down stigma, foster understanding, and highlight the resilience that comes from navigating mental health in multicultural contexts. In each episode, we delve into the intersections of culture and mental health, featuring insightful interviews with mental health advocates and practitioners, as well as medical professionals. Through this podcast, we hope to better understand how our communities view and respond to mental health in Canberra and the wider ACT region.
Each episode will feature one of five communities- Tamil, Urdu, Swahili, Nepali and Tongan. We also have two special bonus episodes for you featuring an interview with Dr Elizabeth Moore, Coordinator General, Office for Mental Health and Wellbeing, and a Cross cultural panel with community broadcasters.
Together, let's navigate the complexities, celebrate diversity, and cultivate a more compassionate understanding of mental well-being.

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