Grief and Us: How Can We Learn to Cope with Loss?
Coping with grief is an incredibly difficult journey, one that no one should have to face alone. The weight of
Read moreCoping with grief is an incredibly difficult journey, one that no one should have to face alone. The weight of
Read moreDear Readers, This time I have compiled a list of self-help books that have personally helped me over the years.
Read moreBy Adwaita Das Rest is essential for health, mental and physical both. Even if it seems impossible to pause, to
Read moreBy Anne Sureshkumar Myth-busting continues: Another myth is that if you have a mental illness it is a sign of a
Read moreHello readers, It’s the weekend (yay!) and that means it’s time for another edition of #MyTake. For this week, I
Read moreBy Chintan Girish Modi Aparna Piramal Raje is a columnist, author, and teacher who lives with bipolarity. Her new book Chemical
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
Read moreBy Neha Bedi As a teenager, I was often asked by my father; ‘Do you eat to live or do
Read moreBy Gayatri Jayaraman The practice of embracing change happens in the face of those who make a virtue of its
Read moreDepression can leave you feeling wrecked, worthless and entirely alone – an invisible illness, it can be hard for loved ones to pick up on what you are going through. In this post, a university student shares some of her journey on dealing with Depression during Covid-19.
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