7 Korean dramas on emotional healing  

Arshi Khanam

Must-watch healing K-dramas

K-dramas have gained international acclaim for their well-crafted plots. However, they also offer a poignant take on heavy themes of trauma and healing. Take a look here:  

It’s Okay to Not Be Okay (Netflix)  

This emotionally charged K-drama revolves around heavy themes including child abuse, emotional healing, and personal growth. 

What’s Wrong With Secretary  Kim (Netflix) 

This gripping rom com follows a rich CEO falling for his secretary. It also focuses on emotional trauma and a troubled past as the main lead navigates his challenges.  

Kill Me, Heal Me (Viki)  

A melodramatic K-drama that brings a unique romance between a struggling rich man with multiple personality disorder and his psychiatric love interest.  

Mother (Airtel Xstream)  

This emotional K-drama revolves around a substitute teacher and her quest to help a student after learning of child neglect and abuse.   

Still 17 (Viki)

A well-crafted K-drama that delves into healing and second chances. Each episode showcases character development as the leads navigate their tragic pasts and guilt for a fresh start.  

Just Between Lovers (Viki)  

This K-drama revolves around three people dealing with their haunting pasts as they let go of the trauma of losing a loved one for a new beginning.   

Move to Heaven (Netflix)  

A heart-touching K-drama that revolves around life, death, grief and healing. The story follows a man with Asperger syndrome and his uncle as they help families let go of the pain.