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Where to Find Mental Health Support in Thailand While staying in Thailand, expats can seek mental health support from services such as free suicide hotlines by the Samaritans and dedicated mental health hospitals such as Manarom Hospital or Bangkok Mental Health Hospital. Samaritans If you’re feeling depressed, lonely, or suicidal, the Samaritans of Thailand have an English hotline that you can call daily at 02 113 6789 (Press 2). This free service gives you access to staff who are trained in suicide prevention, though you don’t have to be suicidal to benefit from the hotline. Simply talking to someone can make a big difference, especially someone who is trained to listen carefully while you share your problems. Once you leave a voicemail on the English hotline, a staff member will call you back within 24 hours. You don’t have to give your real name since the service is anonymous. Bangkok Hospital Bangkok Hospital is one of the hospitals in Thailand with dedicated mental health services and facilities for a wide range of mental health care, including inpatient care, outpatient care, day programs, and counseling. The Bangkok Mental Health Rehabilitation and Recovery Center (BMRC) at Bangkok Hospital focuses on treating, diagnosing, and rehabilitating patients with mental health issues. Manarom Hospital Manarom Hospital is a leading private hospital that specializes in mental and behavioral healthcare in Thailand. The hospital offers a wide variety of mental health services, including adult psychiatry and day programs for individuals and groups. Patients can find multidisciplinary staff who are trained in dealing with an array of mental health conditions and concerns, including substance abuse, family problems, PTSD, and behavioral problems. Bangkok Mental Health Hospital Bangkok Mental Health Hospital (BMHH) is a private hospital dedicated to mental health under Vejthani Hospital, a leading private international healthcare provider in Thailand. BMHH offers both inpatient and outpatient mental health services in state-of-the-art facilities. BMMH also housed a dedicated Comprehensive Depression Center for individuals struggling with depression across various ages and a specialized Learning Difficulty Center for children struggling with reading and spelling challenges or school attendance. Psychological Services International (PSI) PSI is a Bangkok-based mental health provider that has been offering counseling, therapy, and assessment services to expats since 2001. Counselors at PSI are trained as psychotherapists, psychologists, and social workers, which means they can also help if you’re looking for medication for a mental health condition. Staff at PSI speak English, French, and Thai. PSI serves clients outside of the capital city through online services as well. New Counseling Service (NCS) The only fully licensed counseling center in Bangkok, NCS provides mental health services, counseling, and training to expats and locals alike. Operating for over 20 years, NCS offers support for a wide range of mental health issues from anxiety and depression to crisis intervention and grief counseling. Staff at NCS speak many languages aside from Thai and English, including Japanese, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Dutch.

Does anyone else use cayenne pepper in their diet? I've been a big fan for the past year. I sprinkle it on nearly all my food dishes. Blood pressure reading in March 2023 was 161/108. A few weeks ago 114/74. Haven't really changed anything else. I do very little exercise but have been trying to eat a healthy diet for the past 5 years.

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Seems like a blunt cut to me.

I can't believe he is still wearing the same shirt 7 years later! 😳 Bin it Bradshaw, it's definitely an unlucky one.

No, not married to the mother. Family court for sole custody, no because lawyer has advised to wait until son is 7 years old.

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6 years old.

Could anyone please help with any knowledge on the above subject title. What are financals and documents required for extending a Non-O visa based on being the carer of a family member that's registered disabled? 54 year old UK male. Full-time carer of his son, who's registered disabled. Named as father on the birth certificate. Son has father's surname. Doesn't have a Kor Ror 11 Mother is long gone, living abroad and uncontactable. If anyone has extended their visa under these circumstances, please share your experience with immigration. Many thanks, Boycie.

Is your Pink ID number shown on your driving licences? They wanted to see my passport and inserted that number as 'ID No.'

https://sg.news.yahoo.com/british-man-punched-air-steward-202030730.html The Metropolitan Police said: “Christopher McSheffrey, 35, of Sutton Coldfield was charged on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and endangering an aircraft on 8 February. “McSheffrey remains in custody and is due to appear at Isleworth Crown Court on February 29.” Anyone read a follow up news report?

The first thing I noticed looking at the OP and a new price list is that it still has multiple entry tourist visas quoted. If this is upto date, I thought that the METV are no longer available? So I don't believe any of the new prices.