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Tuesday, March 30, 2021

Change in scenery needed for better mental health: Experts (Warning: Nudity!)

By Zaihan Mohamed Yusof and Dominic Low, The Straits Times, 28 March 2021 at 05:00 am SGT


Physical activity outside also often improves mental concentration and alertness.
PHOTO: Physical activity outside also often improves mental concentration and alertness.
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SINGAPORE - It's not surprising more people are finding personal "green spaces" to cope with anxiety and stress from measures imposed to combat the Covid-19 outbreak, said mental health experts.

Dr Annabelle Chow, principal clinical psychologist at Annabelle Psychology, said gardening or making shelters in forests would be an extension of such methods to be around nature.


Dr Annabelle Chow, principal clinical psychologist at Annabelle Psychology, said gardening or making shelters in forests would be an extension of such methods to be around nature.
PHOTO: Dr Annabelle Chow, principal clinical psychologist at Annabelle Psychology, said gardening or making shelters in forests would be an extension of such methods to be around nature.
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She said: "There is a lot of research which shows being around nature is generally closely linked with positive mental well-being."


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PHOTO: It's not surprising more people are finding personal "green spaces" to cope with anxiety and stress from measures imposed to combat the Covid-19 outbreak, said mental health experts.
Dr Annabelle Chow, principal clinical psychologist at Annabelle Psychology, said:
"There is a lot of research which shows being around nature is generally closely linked with positive mental well-being."
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She also noted that most homes in Singapore do not have gardens and Singaporeans would have to get creative in looking for their own green spaces.

For a born-again hiker who wanted to be known only as Madam Yanie, a school teacher in her late 40s, walking on nature trails began as a way of losing weight.

She said: "If we're not allowed to travel overseas, why not rediscover our own backyard?"


For a born-again hiker who wanted to be known only as Madam Yanie, a school teacher in her late 40s, walking on nature trails began as a way of losing weight.
PHOTO: For a born-again hiker who wanted to be known only as Madam Yanie, a school teacher in her late 40s, walking on nature trails began as a way of losing weight.
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Once she resumed hiking on forest trails in February, she was hooked.

She added: "I find my day-to-day life so hectic - answering to parents, counselling students, completing exam papers - on top of teaching and grading papers. The silence, the greenery, the clean air - all are things I couldn't find at work."

Dr Lim Boon Leng, a psychiatrist from the Centre for Psychological Wellness, said mental strains start when some feel they have been cooped up and denied their "escape".


Once Madam Yanie resumed hiking on forest trails in February, she was hooked.
PHOTO: Once Madam Yanie resumed hiking on forest trails in February, she was hooked. She added: "The silence, the greenery, the clean air - all are things I couldn't find at work."
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He said: "Telltale signs of stress will include pervasive low mood, anxiety which is difficult to control, irritability, poor concentration and insomnia.

"These may result in poor functioning at work or relationship difficulties with family members."


Telltale signs of stress will include pervasive low mood, anxiety which is difficult to control, irritability, poor concentration and insomnia.
PHOTO: Signs of stress may result in poor functioning at work or relationship difficulties with family members.
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A change in scenery, sunshine and fresh air can help one freshen up cognitively, he said. Physical activity outside also often improves mental concentration and alertness.


Physical activity outside also often improves mental concentration and alertness.
PHOTO: Physical activity outside also often improves mental concentration and alertness.
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Dr Lim said most of his patients cited relationship problems, particularly with spouses and partners due to the long hours of having to face each other or due to having to fight over resources like the computer or work space.


Dr Lim said most of his patients cited relationship problems, particularly with spouses and partners due to the long hours of having to face each other or due to having to fight over resources like the computer or work space.
PHOTO: Dr Lim said most of his patients cited relationship problems, particularly with spouses and partners due to the long hours of having to face each other or due to having to fight over resources like the computer or work space.
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He added: "Many have felt that working from home has resulted not only in physical distancing but also communicative and emotional distancing between colleagues.

"They no longer receive the affirmations or reassurances from superiors and colleagues and find themselves wanting in their confidence, often not being sure if what they are doing for work is right or wrong."


Many have felt that working from home has resulted not only in physical distancing but also communicative and emotional distancing between colleagues.
PHOTO: "Many have felt that working from home has resulted not only in physical distancing but also communicative and emotional distancing between colleagues. They no longer receive the affirmations or reassurances from superiors and colleagues and find themselves wanting in their confidence, often not being sure if what they are doing for work is right or wrong."
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Most homes in Singapore do not have gardens and Singaporeans would have to get creative in looking for their own green spaces.
PHOTO: Singaporeans would have to get creative in looking for their own green spaces to cope with anxiety and stress from measures imposed to combat the Covid-19 outbreak.
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By Zaihan Mohamed Yusof and Dominic Low, The Straits Times, 28 March 2021 at 05:00 am SGT
Reference
[1] Zaihan Mohamed Yusof and Dominic Low, The Straits Times, Change in scenery needed for better mental health: Experts, posted on 28 March 2021 at 05:00 am SGT, https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/change-in-scenery-needed-for-better-mental-health-experts


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Sunday, February 28, 2021

King cobra swinging from branch at MacRitchie Nature Trail wows visitors

Source Website: https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/king-cobra-swinging-branch-macritchie-nature-trail-wows-visitors
By Farah Dale, Stomp, Asiaone, (submitted by Stomper Masnashzreen) 27 February 2021 at 0:46 am


A king cobra swinging from a tree branch on Sunday afternoon (21 Feb 2021) witnessed by a few visitors.
PHOTO: A king cobra swinging from a tree branch on Sunday afternoon (21 Feb 2021) witnessed by a few visitors.
From a Video submitted by Stomper Masnashzreen
Picture posted by Farah Dale, Stomp, Asiaone on 27 February 2021 at 0:46 am

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A few visitors to MacRitchie Nature Trail witnessed the spectacular sight of a king cobra swinging from a tree branch on Sunday afternoon (Feb 21).


While Stomp contributor Masnashzreen kept at a safe distance, there were others who got closer to take photo and video of the reptile.
PHOTO: While Stomp contributor Masnashzreen kept at a safe distance, there were others who got closer to take photo and video of the reptile.
Picture posted by Farah Dale, Stomp on on 25 February 2021

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Stomp contributor Masnashzreen shared with Stomp a video of the snake swinging and dangling from a tree that he took at about 3.52pm.


Stomp contributor Masnashzreen shared with Stomp a video of the snake swinging and dangling from a tree that he took at about 3.52pm.
PHOTO: Stomp contributor Masnashzreen shared with Stomp a video of the snake swinging and dangling from a tree that he took at about 3.52pm.
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He told Stomp that he made sure to keep a safe distance while taking the video even though there were other visitors who got closer to take photos and videos of the reptile.

In the video, people are heard exclaiming in awe.


Masnashzreen told Stomp that he made sure to keep a safe distance while taking the video even though there were other visitors who got closer to take photos and videos of the reptile.
PHOTO: Masnashzreen told Stomp that he made sure to keep a safe distance while taking the video even though there were other visitors who got closer to take photos and videos of the reptile.
Picture posted by Kayla Wong, mothership on 21 February 2021 at 07:41 pm

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"Adult king cobras are three to four metres-long on average so I made sure I was at a safe distance to experience it face-to-face while taking the video as it is the world's longest venomous snake," he said.

"I feel that hikers and joggers will be extra cautious in this environment where we don't know what is waiting for us.


Many exclaimed loudly when the branch carrying the snake fell slightly due to the extra weight.
PHOTO: Many exclaimed loudly when the branch carrying the snake fell slightly due to the extra weight.
Picture posted by Kayla Wong, mothership on 21 February 2021 at 07:41 pm

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"I'm lucky enough to experience this creature as usually, I would see it on the TV or on the web, but this time I got to see it with my own eyes.

"Am I considered lucky? I guess so."


King cobras are in danger of becoming extinct
PHOTO: King cobras are in danger of becoming extinct
King cobras are native to Singapore but are rather uncommon.
Listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature as vulnerable to extinction, they were first classified as locally endangered back in 1997 due to human activities, according to an article published by The Gardens' Bulletin, Singapore.

"Am I considered lucky? I guess so."
Picture posted by Kayla Wong, mothership on 21 February 2021 at 07:41 pm - Highly venomous black spitting cobra spotted at Changi Business Park
PHOTO: "I feel that hikers and joggers will be extra cautious in this environment where we don't know what is waiting for us."
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Adult king cobras are three to four metres-long on average.
PHOTO: Adult king cobras are three to four metres-long on average. It is the world's longest venomous snake.
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No temptation has overtaken you except such is common to man
PHOTO: No temptation has overtaken you except such is common to man; but God is faithful, who will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able, but with the temptation will also make the way of escape, that you may be able to bear it (1 Corinthians 10:13).

Satan entered the serpent, a real creature, for the purpose of deceiving Eve. The tempter used his craftiness to cause them to sin. God permitted Adam and Eve to be tested, but He certainly did not encourage them to sin or force them to sin. They could have resisted the temptation if they so desired. Ultimately it was their fault for not resisting the temptation. [2]

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By Farah Dale, Stomp, Asiaone, (submitted by Stomper Masnashzreen) 27 February 2021 at 0:46 am


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Reference
[1] Farah Dale, Stomp, Asiaone, (submitted by Stomper Masnashzreen), King cobra swinging from branch at MacRitchie Nature Trail wows visitors, posted on 27 February 2021 at 0:46 am, https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/king-cobra-swinging-branch-macritchie-nature-trail-wows-visitors

[2] Don Stewart, Blue Letter Bible, How Do We Understand the Serpent in the Garden of Eden?, https://www.blueletterbible.org/faq/don_stewart/don_stewart_705.cfm


Links
International Union for Conservation of Nature - https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/reptiles/facts/king-cobra#:~:text=The%20International%20Union%20for%20Conservation,threats%20stemming%20from%20human%20activities.&text=King%20cobras%20are%20also%20persecuted%20by%20humans%20who%20fear%20their%20menacing%20reputation.

The Gardens' Bulletin, Singapore - https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/part/124748




 

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