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Had A Health Scare? It Could Affect Your Mental Wellbeing

Dr Wan Izwin Wan Hassan, Consultant Psychiatrist (Geriatric Psychiatry), ParkCity Medical Centre | Tan Pei Jun, Clinical Psychologist, ParkCity Medical Centre

28-Jun-23 16:00

Had A Health Scare? It Could Affect Your Mental Wellbeing

Have you had a health scare recently? Maybe you contracted a bad bout of COVID-19, and you’re still experiencing distressing symptoms of long COVID. Or perhaps you received the diagnosis of a disease or had to undergo a major procedure in hospital. These experiences can affect your mental health, and lead to something called health anxiety - we discuss how to recognise the signs, and what are some ways to cope, with Dr Wan Izwin Wan Hassan, Consultant Psychiatrist (specialising in Geriatric Psychiatry), and Tan Pei Jun, Clinical Psychologist, from ParkCity Medical Centre.

Produced by: Tee Shiao Eek

Presented by: Tee Shiao Eek


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Categories:  managing disease,  wellness

Tags:  health anxiety,  depression,  trauma,  counselling,  therapy,  ramsaysimedarby, 


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