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16 October 2022

When asking “Are you OK?” is not enough

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When asking “Are you OK?” is not enough

Ghassan Barhoumeh, the Well-being Coach and Students Affairs Lead at Qatar Academy Msheireb (QAM), checking in with students at the school’s well-being room.

Experts across Qatar Foundation weigh in on the types of stigmas surrounding mental health

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