Tala Thrive

Looking after your mental wellbeing is just as important as growing your business.

This , our Founder and CEO Kaurah will be joining our Tala Thrive Executive Coach, Utkarsh Narang at Tank Stream Labs for a fireside chat.

They’ll explore how founders and entrepreneurs can stay mentally fit while chasing big goals, with tips on managing burnout, setting boundaries, and finding a sustainable approach to success.

If you’re in Melbourne, come along and join the conversation.

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The words we never heard.

For too many of us, mental health was met with silence, stigma, or shame.

This World Mental Health Day, we’re rewriting the script. 🧡

Because care should never feel foreign. And your culture should never be a barrier to healing.

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When life hits hard, “business as usual” doesn’t work. 🌍💔

📍In Australia, a school principal recently took six months of stress leave after losing more than 100 family members overseas.

Workplaces rarely make space for grief or global crises that affect our families and communities.

💡 Should leave policies recognise this reality?

Stronger than the slipper that hurt you? YES, you are. 🧡

🎴 Our Affirmation Cards are now available for purchase: shop TODAY via the link in bio.

Not just pretty words:
✨ Front: Daily positive reminders that are relatable to our cultures, stories & struggles
✨ Back: Questions to spark reflection or real conversations with friends or family

Because affirmation cards should do more than decorate, they should feel familiar, relatable, and help you grow.

🧡 Thank you to everyone who joined us for R U OK? Day last week.

We didn’t just come together, we listened, shared, and held space for one another. The stories you brought into the room reminded us that community is one of the most powerful forms of care. ✨

At Tala Thrive, we’re committed to building more spaces like this, where culture, identity, and wellbeing meet.

Because mental health isn’t just something we do alone. It’s something we can do together to heal. 🌏💬

Stay tuned for more gatherings, conversations, and ways to connect soon. 🧡

WE HAVE BIG NEWS 🚨

We are officially LIVE! 🎉✨

Ever wanted to try therapy or coaching but afraid you’ll have to explain your culture first? With Tala Thrive, you don’t need to translate your story because we get you!

💡 With Tala Thrive you can finally find care that understands you - your culture, your identity, your healing.

🌍🧡 Whether it’s your background, your faith, your identity, or your story, our certified therapists and coaches already understand the parts of you which are too often overlooked. All on secure video calls, wherever you are.

But this is just the beginning. For Tala Thrive to reach those who’ve been waiting for this kind of care, they need to know it exists.

So please help us to share our news, because if you’ve ever thought “they won’t get me,” you already know why this matters.

Let’s change the world of personal therapy and coaching as we know it.

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“Go bring me the belt.” 😳➡️🥲

Comment below which one you got hit with as a child 👀

For many of us in Asian, Black, and Brown households, this was normalised as “discipline.” But here’s the thing: just because it was common, doesn’t mean it was ok.

We can laugh about the absurdity (because, really, why was the chancla moving at Olympic speed? 😂), but also remind ourselves: breaking cycles matter.

Healing means realising love ≠ fear.

🎭 Our founder, , got to watch Marriage Material at the Lyric Hammersmith last month in London.

A funny, heartfelt, and piercing portrayal of immigrant identity, cultural pressure, and the quiet complexities of mental health.

At Tala Thrive, stories like these always reaffirm why we exist, because:

🧠 Mental health is shaped by culture
🎤 Sharing our stories gives others permission to speak
🧡 Resilience doesn’t mean silence; it often begins with vulnerability

As we see these stories unfold in our lives and screens, it’s important to remember that our mental health does matter and these stories help us feel seen.

Have you watched Marriage Material or a similar play? We’d love to hear your thoughts on it!