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The Children Who Learned to Hold Everything: Parentification in Asian and Migrant Families
Many of us grew up learning to hold everything — translating, soothing, organising, protecting — long before we had space to be children. In Asian and migrant families, this responsibility is woven with love, culture, and survival. Healing isn’t about rejecting our roots, but finding room for ourselves within them.

Helen Su
Jan 87 min read


Core Emotional Needs: An (Asian Australian) Cultural Context (Schema Therapy Deep Dive - Part 1.3)
Exploring core emotional needs in Asian Australian context

Helen Su
Jul 10, 202510 min read


Introduction to core emotional needs: But I had a good childhood (Schema Therapy Deep Dive - Part 1.2)
For a brief introduction to Schema Therapy, please refer to this link . Introduction Next to being a self-actualised individual or a long-term committed relationship, parenting is possibly the hardest task a human being can do. Many people I meet enter therapy at a few points in their lives - they feel exhausted, lost as individuals; they yearn to be a parent and are having difficulties, they are about to become parents, or they feel like they are lousy parents. The list goes

Helen Su
Jun 16, 20258 min read













