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Understanding Relationships

Social distance
Articles Reporter's Diary Sukanya Sharma Wellness 

Social Connection: Friendship and the Bonds that Help us Overcome

September 4, 2021September 4, 2021 Health Collective Covid-19, Lockdown Diaries, Relationships, Understanding Relationships

This pandemic may just have taught us to re-examine the things that matter, the relationships we take for granted, and how we go about building a support system in the first place

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Parenting
Articles Ask the Experts Guest Contributors 

Indians: Do We Know What it Means to Individuate as Adults?

June 22, 2019 Health Collective ask the experts, Mental Health and Urban India, Relationships, Understanding Relationships

By Aqseer Sodhi “The day my mother dies, I’ll also die.” Recently, a dear friend told me he’d just met

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Love in the air
Articles Guest Contributors 

Once Upon a Time: The Keys to Romance

October 11, 2018October 11, 2018 Health Collective ask the experts, Love, MPower, Relationships, Understanding Relationships

By Tanya Vasunia It is through our relationships that we evolve and thrive as human beings. The last ten years have

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Articles Sukanya Sharma Wellness 

Parenting in Urban India: A Quick Take

September 5, 2018January 26, 2022 Health Collective Child and Adolescent Mental Health, Parenting, Stress and Children, Understanding Relationships

By Sukanya Sharma “Yeh freelancing kya hota hai, beta?” …As I try to explain my work profile to my parents.

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Articles Ask the Experts Voices 

Relationships 101: What We Need to Know

July 22, 2018July 22, 2018 Health Collective ask the experts, Love, Pragya Lodha, Relationships, Understanding Relationships

What is the deal with relationships? How do we heal emotionally or even process conflicts or misunderstandings in a relationship?

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Articles Reporter's Diary Sukanya Sharma 

Love and Us: A Generation of Scaredy Cats

April 23, 2018May 8, 2018 Health Collective Love, Millennials, Relationships, Understanding Relationships

By Sukanya Sharma Has anyone seen this show called “Love” on Netflix? The premise is pretty much what the title

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Amrita Tripathi Ask the Experts 

Relationships, Happiness, Living the Life You Want

July 1, 2017May 9, 2018 Health Collective Emotional Health, Health Collective, India and Mental Health, interview, Lucy Beresford, mental health, Radio Host, Relationships, Understanding Relationships

Amrita Tripathi interviews psychotherapist, radio host and the author of HAPPY RELATIONSHIPS: At Home, Work and Play (Fingerprint Rs 250),

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Ask the Experts Mental Health Varkha Chulani 

Breaking up and Moving On: A Psychologist’s Perspective

June 18, 2017May 6, 2018 Health Collective Breakups, Divorce, Emotional Health, Love, Relationships, Understanding Relationships

By Varkha Chulani It is said that the second most common stressor after death is separation and/or divorce. But it

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  • For Emails/ Numbers of Psychologists and Psychiatrists across India, check our Contacts page (Work in progress)

Mental Health Resources

  • The World Health Organization’s Fact Sheet on Depression 
  • The WHO guidelines on Preventing Suicide: Media Resource
  • The Samaritans Media Guidelines on Reporting About Suicide
  • National Crime Records Bureau report on Suicides in India
  • Mental HealthCare Act 2017
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