Male-centric medical research ignores the female experience – this new OM platform brings change to women’s health

South China Morning Post, 10 July 2021

How one woman overcame cancer through targeted therapy, keto & meditation

South China Morning Post, 7 March 2021

‘Our Hong Kong Family”: How a mother who lost her child is stepping up to help single pregnant teens and babies in crisis

South China Morning Post, 10 May 2020

The benefits of family exercise: how staying healthy together helps to strengthen family bonds

South China Morning Post, 29 December 2019

You’re not alone: How one man ends the ‘man up’ mentality & the stigma behind men’s mental health 

South China Morning Post, 15 November 2020

Hong Kong grandma, 99, with a zest for life and her tips for health and happiness

South China Morning Post, 1 December 2019

Adoption leave is vital for an adopted child’s development. Hong Kong parental laws need serious overhaul

South China Morning Post, 27 November 2019

High levels of stress and long hours at work? You could be suffering from Superhero Syndrome

South China Morning Post, 8 November 2019

Inner peace and balance amid the mayhem: the ‘dayfests’ that empower and heal

South China Morning Post, 11 September, 2019

Postnatal depression: it can strike at any time, but sharing experiences allows women to help each other

South China Morning Post, 3 July, 2019

Do’s and don’ts of discipline. Time-Outs are out so what are the best methods to discipline your child?

Playtimes, 2 May, 2019

How plastic surgery improves health and well-being – it’s not all vanity

South China Morning Post, 22 April, 2019

Juggling Act: How dads can achieve a good and family life balance

Playtimes, 22 March, 2019

How first-time parents can survive loneliness and lack of sleep: by communicating and having empathy

South China Morning Post, 4 March, 2019

Raped by her father as a child now she helps other incest victims speak up

South China Morning Post, 25 January, 2019

We’ve got your back: Angela Baura looks at the impact of the heavy bags Hong Kong students lug around

Playtimes, 15 January, 2019

Affordable Healthcare: Cost-effective ways to maximise your healthcare in Hong Kong

Playtimes, 20 September, 2018

A hero to the homeless: Jeff Rotmeyer is on a mission to get homeless people off the streets of Hong Kong

The HK Hub, 2 May, 2018

How to survive Christmas – holiday that’s as stressful as moving home or divorce.

South China Morning Post, 19 December, 2017

How a Hong Kong family sports day can keep students on a healthy track.

South China Morning Post, 1st December, 2017

Hong Kong schools teach parents how to raise their children in light of modern-day challenges.

South China Morning Post, 16 November, 2017

#MeToo campaign highlights the need to educate parents and protect children against abuse.

South China Morning Post,  7 November, 2017

Mindfulness helps Hong Kong children overcome anxiety and school pressures through yoga and hiking

South China Morning Post. 29 October, 2017

Bridge the gap. Break the cycle. Give a child a temporary loving home while Mother’s Choice finds the right forever home.

Playtimes, October, 2017

Going Solo: Starting school for the first time is a daunting step. Experts share tips on how to prepare kids to go it alone.

Playtimes, July 2017

Mums can experience postnatal depletion up to ten years after giving birth. Find out what it is and how to overcome it.

South China Morning Post, 22 March, 2017

Mother’s Choice celebrates 30 years of helping Hong Kong teenage mums and babies in crisis.  

South China Morning Post, 22 March, 2017

Through Crossroads Foundation, Hong Kong children get a taste of scary world of the poor and displaced.  

South China Morning Post, 18 November, 2016

STEM Education: Preparing kids for the future.

Playtimes, September 2016

Hong Kong mum angry at nurses scolding her for breastfeeding her baby in a hospital up for Baby Friendly Hospital accreditation.  

South China Morning Post, 25 May, 2016

How putting career on hold for partner’s job can make you ill

South China Morning Post, 20 March, 2016