Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Corporate stress management workshop Malaysia

HRD Corp Claimable Corporate Stress Management Workshop in Malaysia: Boost Focus, Prevent Burnout & Support Employee Well-being

Discover How Neuroscience-Based Training Helps Malaysian Companies Enhance Mental Resilience and Team Performance





🧠 有没有想过,有一场工作坊可以帮你……

✅ 大脑更清晰思考
✅ 专注力大幅提升
✅ 情绪更稳定、不再轻易内耗

重点是——完全不需要你自掏腰包,公司还能帮你出钱!
(没错,我们的培训是 HRD Corp Claimable 的哦!)

今天,New Mind Academy 刚刚举办了一场非常特别的企业培训。
跟一般讲“减压”的课程不同,我们更深入探讨了:

✨ 如何预防 职业倦怠(burnout)
✨ 如何识别自己内在真正的“心理卡点”
✨ 再教你透过大脑调节技术,真正改变旧有思维习惯

你猜结果如何?
一位企业总裁在活动结束后,当场表示要安排旗下500位员工轮流学习这门课程!
她真的很重视员工的脑力与心理状态保养,太令人感动了啦!


🧠 Looking for a corporate stress management workshop in Malaysia? HRD Corp claimable program using brain-based techniques to boost focus & prevent burnout.

✅ Think more clearly
✅ Sharpen your focus
✅ Regulate your emotions and reduce inner conflict

Best part? You don’t have to pay personally – your company can fully sponsor it!
(Yes, it’s HRD Corp Claimable!)

At New Mind Academy, we just delivered a game-changing corporate training today.
Unlike traditional stress management workshops, ours focused on:

✨ Preventing burnout before it starts
✨ Identifying internal cognitive-emotional “blockages”
✨ Teaching science-based methods to shift thinking patterns and habits

And guess what?
The company’s CEO immediately said she wants 500 more employees to go through this program – that’s how much she values brain health and emotional wellness for her team!


📩 Ready to bring this to your organization?

If you're from HR, CEO, Employee or management, and you’d like to explore how our organizational neuroscience-based workshops can benefit your team:

📨 Please email us at [email protected]
Subject: Corporate Training Inquiry – Brain Health Program

You can also contact us via WhatsApp: 016-715 4419
Let’s design a brain-friendly workplace together 🧠✨

Sunday, April 6, 2025

Meeting My Mentor in the Traumatic Stress Field: A Full-Circle Moment with Dr. Bessel van der Kolk

 


Guess who I had the honor of meeting today?
It’s none other than Dr. Bessel van der Kolk, the author of “The Body Keeps the Score” — and my very first mentor in the field of trauma healing. 🌟

A few years ago, I completed the Traumatic Stress Studies under his guidance, and that experience has profoundly shaped the work I do today — especially in promoting trauma-informed practices within occupational and organizational psychology.

So today, standing beside him at a trauma workshop, and having the chance to share the trauma-informed initiatives we’re developing — it honestly felt surreal. I was overwhelmed with a mix of excitement and gratitude. Listening to him speak passionately about neurofeedback for trauma recovery, and watching him introduce these concepts to an audience of experts… I truly felt seen and affirmed.

Even more inspiring is his unwavering dedication — now in his 80s, he traveled all the way from the U.S. to Australia just to teach and connect with us. His passion and presence were simply electric. ⚡

Many of the values and approaches we apply at our center are deeply inspired by his work. I’m incredibly thankful to be invited by leaders in Australia’s trauma neurofeedback community to this private, closed-door event. It was such a surprise and an absolute privilege to learn alongside world-class trauma experts like Dr. Ruth, Sebern, and many other pioneers in the field.

Can’t wait to bring these insights and inspirations back home to Malaysia. 🫶🏻





Psychological Trauma in the Workplace Awareness Talk

Let’s join our Psychological Trauma in the Workplace awareness talk with our registered clinical psychologist, Naj. With her unique background in both computer science and clinical psychology, she has been exposed to brainwave studies and is passionate about trauma healing work—just like me. It’s such a wonderful feeling to meet someone who shares the same passion!

This workshop is complimentary and by invitation only, so don’t forget to register.
Feel free to share it with your friends who are interested in learning more about psychological trauma, especially in the workplace.