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Clinical psychologist Evelyn Ngui believes faith can be a valuable resource to handle mental health struggles in the family.

Story by: Dinesh Kumar Maganathan
Shot by: Hizami Safri
Edited by: Andrea Edmonds

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Transcript
00:00If you look at your faith as something that formulates your values in the family,
00:05then it can contribute to flourishing family life in the sense that
00:10the whole family knows where they are headed.
00:14They can rely on it as a resource when they need to cope with struggles.
00:18But I think most importantly, faith can also introduce you to the idea that it's okay to sit with pain
00:26because you can never avoid pain in a lifetime.

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