Ask “How are things at home?” to uncover conflict, says Bodoe

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December 1, 2025

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Ask “How are things at home?” to uncover conflict, says Bodoe

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RADHICA DE SILVA

Senior Multumedia Reporter

Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe urged the public to ask deeper questions when checking in on others, saying a simple “How are you doing?” is often not enough to reveal distress or domestic violence. He encouraged people to follow up with, “How are things at home?” to help uncover conflict that may otherwise go unseen.

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