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NEW STRAITS TIMES
#WOMEN: Becoming the best version of themselves
ENLIVEN Women - a transformative retreat designed to uplift women from all walks of life was held from March 2-3, officiated by Minister of Women, Family and Community Development Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri.
The event highlighted the importance of addressing mental wellbeing and spiritual wellness, especially since Covid-19 intensified work pressure and care responsibilities.
THE STAR
Using yoga to help Malaysian mothers find inner peace and renew their energy
Yoga instructor Caleen Caseryn Chua has a thing for calmness and positive energy. She believes that both are necessary reset strategies in a modern life that is chaotic and overwhelming. “The traditional view is still that mothers stay home and sacrifice for their children, but who will take care of them when they perform their duties as mothers?” she asks.
MY SINCHEW
"Enliven Women" to Raise the Spirits of Women
KUALA LUMPUR: "Enliven Women: the first ever transformation event designed to raise the spirits of women"
Almost 150 women signed up for the first ever Enliven Women event curated for women based on mindfulness, self-discovery and personal growth.
SinarDaily
How this retreat helped one mum reconnect and recharge
Ruzy Adila Idris, Executive Editor of Sinar Harian Branded Content shares that her experience at the Enliven Women 2025 retreat was an opportunity to reconnect with herself. “This programme truly digs into every woman’s core. It helped me reflect on who I am and reminded me that I’m not as bad as I sometimes think. Every woman has her own story and her own strength and this retreat brought that to the forefront"
The Star
Women’s retreat builds resilience
A retreat in conjunction with Mental Health Awareness Week 2025 brought together nearly 100 women from various backgrounds to recharge and inspire one another. Her fellow participants included B40 mothers, homemakers, working professionals and young corporate employees. Through mindfulness and self-discovery in an emotionally safe space, the women were able to connect, recharge and support one another.