Malaysian artist uses creativity to cope, raises awareness for BPD


‘To get better, you have to want to get better. You have to be accountable for yourself and how you treat the people around you. You have power and agency over yourself,’ says Adam, or better known as Univorso. Photo: Univorso

During the pandemic, mental health was a hot topic among Malaysians – more and more people were raw and honest in sharing their mental health struggles.

But since then, how much progress has been made in terms of public awareness, acceptance and systemic support for those living with mental health conditions?

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