My Take: Great Podcasts that Talk Mental Health
What are some fun mental health resources? easy listening, something that made us think a bit deeper, a bit longer? Here’s ‘My Take’ with Riya Aggarwal for The Health Collective
Read moreWhat are some fun mental health resources? easy listening, something that made us think a bit deeper, a bit longer? Here’s ‘My Take’ with Riya Aggarwal for The Health Collective
Read moreAs The Health Collective turned six, mental health experts sat down to chat on real-life issues affecting us. In a panel on post-pandemic parenting, communications professional Sunalini Mathew moderated a chat with senior psychiatrist Dr. Amit Sen and psychotherapist Meghna Mukherjee.
Read moreWe must keep asking ourselves this question on what is Mental health, as we continue the journey of embracing and improving our own mental health
Read moreChange is a constant is a statement that has characterised our understanding of how life can throw challenges at us
Read moreTake a minute to take stock of some of the emotions you’ve been feeling. Maybe it’s been an emotional roller-coaster,
Read moreFollowing is an e-interview with debut novelist Shreya Ramachandran, author of The Worlds Within You. Do read a short excerpt
Read moreThe following is from The Worlds Within You by Shreya Ramachandran, excerpted with permission from Penguin Random House India. You
Read moreThis book aims to present evidence-based strategies to tackle suicide, using interviews, case studies, and conversations that lay readers can make sense of, while proposing an outline of steps that policy makers, journalists and key stakeholder groups can collaborate on to provide better solutions and save precious lives in India.
Read moreHow is parenting changing in the pandemic times? Sukanya Sharma takes a closer look.
Read moreDisability is a social issue, not a physical one. Gouri Bhuyan writes about the need to reassess how we approach disability and stop perpetuating discrimination, making a call for Mental health practitioners to rethink their gaze. Reprinted here with permission from the Mariwala Health Initiative
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