How's your mental well-being? You wanna heal and be rejuvenized?
In a world where mental health is often overlooked and stigmatized, The Butterfly Project is taking a bold step to promote mental well-being through their upcoming PASAR BESTIES Bazaar.
Scheduled for 18-19 May 2024 at The School by Jaya One, this event aims to foster conversations, raise awareness, and provide a safe platform for addressing mental health. With over 30 vendors selling pre-loved and handmade items, 13 participating brands, and 6 complimentary workshops, the bazaar promises to be an enriching experience for all attendees.
The founder of The Butterfly Project, Tammy Lim, believes in the power of community and the importance of reaching out for support.
She emphasizes the theme of the event, "It’s okay not to be okay. The first step is to step out of your comfort zone and embrace happiness."
This sentiment encapsulates the heart of the bazaar – creating a space where individuals can connect, make new friends, and practice self-care. Tammy's vision for the event goes beyond just fun and shopping; it's about empowering individuals to prioritize their mental well-being and providing a platform for vendors to become entrepreneurs.
The bazaar also aligns with the World Health Organization's recognition of burnout as an occupational and work-related disease, highlighting the significance of addressing mental health in various settings, including the workplace. The event seeks to challenge cultural norms and stigma surrounding mental health, encouraging open discussions and promoting the first step towards better well-being.
The importance of mental health cannot be overstated. The National Health and Morbidity Survey in 2019 reported that half a million Malaysians were experiencing symptoms of depression, with the highest prevalence found in certain regions. Additionally, the survey in 2022 revealed an alarming increase in depression among adolescents. These statistics underscore the urgency of addressing mental health issues and the need for events like PASAR BESTIES Bazaar to raise awareness and provide support.
The bazaar offers a diverse range of workshops, from honey tasting to self-care and essential oils, providing attendees with opportunities to learn, relax, and engage in meaningful conversations. It's a chance to destress, connect with others, and gain valuable insights into prioritizing mental well-being.
Here is what you can expect from the event:
- The Golden Duck Supermart Fest! You can join the snack launch and games to win BIG, bring home exciting prizes!
- Mental Health Workshops by Minc. Care and Emotion Pod X Becky Kux
- Self-care and Essential Oils 101 Workshops by Roots Malaysia
- D.I.Y Friendship Bracelet Workhops by Kerlip KL
- How To Use Menstrual Cup Workshop by Breeze For You
- Honey Tasting Workshop by Thousand O’Bee
- Destress with 10 minutes shoulder massage for RM5 by Pressurini Spa
- Complimentary relaxing L'erbolario Hand Massage
- Contests to win Jurlique Treatments Giveaway and Organic Lab's Beauty Bags; and
- Interesting self-care booths to visit such as D.I.Y your own flower bouquet by AvantGarde Blooms and make your own inhaler by Roots Malaysia!
The participating brands in this bazaar are The Golden Duck, Fourteen Studio, Roots Malaysia, AvantGarde Blooms, Organic Lab, Sheeness, Minc.Care, Royal Bath & Co, Breeze For You, Kerlip, Kedai Mom, Absolute Yana, imsycraft and Pressurini.
As we mark Mental Health Awareness Month in May, let's join hands with The Butterfly Project at PASAR BESTIES Bazaar to embrace happiness, raise awareness, and take the first step towards better mental well-being. Together, we can create a supportive and inclusive community where no one has to battle mental health issues alone.
For more information about this bazaar and its programme, participating brands and details, visit The Butterfly Project’s Instagram and www.butterflyproject.my. Register yourself for the free workshops from www.instagram.com/butterflyproject.my.
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