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We are all living in a society where a person's opinion on our lifestyle matters. These opinions are killing each one of us daily. Those hypocrites are roaming around 'gossiping' and ruining lives. And because of their so called 'opinion' that's being manipulated are reached ears of people in the corners of the world have pushed are generation to suffer from serious mental illnesses; depression, anxiety etc are few of those! Only if these hypocrites knew how they are damaging

Mental health in India is still surrounded with stigma and lack of awareness along with limited access to professional help which does little to dispel or end the same. It led me to think around the idea of how the need of the hour was to sensitize and educate individuals globally about the signs and symptoms while normalizing the idea of seeking support for themselves and their loved ones – this led me to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology. Back in the 1960s, there was

"Force yourself to come to college and sit in class, attend lectures and take deep breaths." Said my psychology teacher in college when I told her that I was suffering from mental health concerns. I needed rest because I had been a fighter of depression and other mental health illnesses for the past 2 years, back then. I explained to her how difficult it was for me to even get up from my bed and take a bath, how my panic and anxiety attacks had increased in both number and in

You: “Listen I need to talk to you. Do you have a minute?” Friend: “Umm..can I…” You: “Okay, so I’m really upset with how my manager spoke to me today and it’s not only about today, I just feel like she keeps demeaning my work and humiliating me in front of other colleagues. Even things at home aren’t that great, my parents have such high expectations of me, I just can’t deal with everything anymore.” Friend: “I’m really sorry, I’m in the middle of something, can I call you b

The Coronavirus pandemic has made it essential for all of us to stay quarantined and take necessary precautions such as social distancing. Social distancing has deprived us of ‘in-person’ interactions from our close ones, too. In difficult times like these, it is normal for us to feel fearful, isolated, panicky, disturbed and overwhelmed. Social distancing, if not handled carefully, can blow-back on us as social isolation. These feelings, if not dealt with, can force us to go

Stiff backs, aching heads, drooping energy levels, ‘down’ feelings and feeling out of focus. These states majorly describe how a lot of us would feel at the end of a typical day, whether in college, office or even at home. Why does this happen? The answer is the 6-letter word that we’ve been using for the past many years- STRESS! Fight or Flight Response A stressful situation can trigger a host of events. You can even think of these as chain reactions. When stressed, your bod

EAP's are not only supposed to be reactive and recuperative but more proactive and preventative measures that aid employees in giving their

"Do what makes you happy without having to explain it to people, because those who really matter will understand anyway." Amrin Vadsaria

There are so many times we feel claustrophobic in our own minds and seek for an escape from our own bodies. Forgetting that it is our first home, forgetting that we can always enhance it and redecorate it however we want. We are in this together. I know that the fact that others are also feeling the way you are, doesn't change how tough and suffocating the feeling can be. However, it all makes sense when we fight another day, give others hope, get better and show others that

School is a place of worshipping education, discovering new talents within children & honing them in order to have a fulfilling year & life ahead. The school with the help of parents takes care of many co-curricular activities which act as stress-busters for the tiny tots & the adolescents. As a teacher myself, I feel that while we try to open up the arena for our children to help them grow in studies & the co-curricular activities, then why not also equip them with their own

"The art of finding yourself rests in chaos and constant conflict. We all, will find ourselves, one day at a time." Chaya Thangalapalli

Everybody needs to be told, “It’s okay.” Amisha Lakhani