The Human Touch: Conversations for Wellbeing

The Human Touch: Conversations for Wellbeing is a face-to-face, bi-monthly talk series that helps participants build healthier everyday behaviours for emotional and social wellbeing.

Through real human stories shared by Human Library speakers, guided conversations, and simple wellbeing practices, participants learn how to pause before reacting, listen with empathy, and engage more thoughtfully with others.

Conversation Focus:

This session features LEE-Rocka (Mr. Wayne Lee) as our speaker, exploring a deceptively simple question:

“What is the meaning of L.I.F.E?”

Drawing from his personal journey—from incarceration and rebuilding his life to becoming an author, artist, actor and advocate—LEE-Rocka will share the experiences and perspectives that transformed the way he understands life, purpose and intentional living.

What does it actually mean to live?

How much of our lives is shaped by facts, how much by our emotions, and how much by the meaning we choose to give our experiences?

This isn’t a lecture about having life figured out. It’s an invitation to question, reflect, share and perhaps walk away seeing your own life from a different perspective.

Come listen. Come reflect. Come connect.

Because sometimes, understanding the meaning of L.I.F.E. begins by having the courage to examine the way we’re living it.

Facilitated by Dr. Josephine P. L. Ong, Mr Jackie Chionh, Mr Wayne Lee & Ms Tivya, each session creates a warm, inclusive space where participants leave not only inspired, but more mindful in their interactions, more connected to their community, and better equipped to care for their own wellbeing.

Registration and Attendance

• Registration is required for this programme. Please register one ticket per person.

• Attendance will be taken using the NLB Mobile app. Please download the app ( https://go.gov.sg/nlbmobile-attendance ) or update it to the latest version. Then, scan the QR code at the venue to take your attendance upon entry.

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