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Workplace and Mental Health

Articles Ask the Experts Kamna Chhibber 

How to Adapt to Your Hybrid Workplace

July 15, 2022July 14, 2022 Health Collective ask the experts, getting help, Kamna Chhibber, mental health, Workplace and Mental Health

Change is a constant is a statement that has characterised our understanding of how life can throw challenges at us

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Amrita Tripathi Mental Health Videos 

Health Collective Talks: The Death of an Office and other Covid-19 stories

January 3, 2021January 3, 2021 Health Collective Amrita Tripathi, Anindita Chatterjee, Burnout, Coping, Covid-19, Health Collective, Health Collective Talks, Work and Mental Health, Workplace and Mental Health

What is the biggest change going to be to your work-life in the after (Covid-19) times? We speak to Anindita

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Reporter's Diary 

The Law and You: Workplace, Tech and Mental Health

December 15, 2017April 30, 2018 Health Collective mental health, Mental Health and Law, Mental Health Awareness, Vandita Morarka, Work and Mental Health, Work Stress, Workplace and Mental Health

By Vandita Morarka Our earlier piece in The Health Collective on employee mental health rights in the workplace looked at what the law says

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Contributors Reporter's Diary Vandita Morarka 

Workplaces and Mental Health

November 19, 2017May 7, 2018 Health Collective Health Collective, india, mental health, office, office space, reporter's diary, Workplace and Mental Health, Workplace stress, workspace

Our earlier piece on employee mental health rights in the workplace looked at what the law says about mental health support at

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Sukanya Sharma 

Workplace Stress and the Need for Me Time

September 9, 2017May 8, 2018 Health Collective insights, mental health, Mental Health 101, mental health and india, Research, therapy, Understanding Therapy, Workplace and Mental Health, Workplace stress

By Sukanya Sharma Stress is everywhere you look these days -– a fairly generic term, it’s something most people can relate

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Ask the Experts Sukanya Sharma 

We Need to Talk about Mental Health and Therapy

August 12, 2017May 9, 2018 Health Collective anxiety, Blogs, bpd, Depression, Health Collective, Mehak Sabat, mental health, therapy, Understanding Anxiety, Understanding Therapy, Workplace and Mental Health

By Sukanya Sharma What is therapy? Why do people shy away from it? What makes the conversation difficult? How does one

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Ask the Experts Vandita Morarka 

The Law and You: Mental Health and Employee Rights

July 27, 2017May 9, 2018 Health Collective Human rights, Mental Health 101, Mental Health and Law, Mental Health in India, the law and you, Understanding mental health, Workplace and Mental Health

By Vandita Morarka Let’s take a look at understanding what employment and employee rights exist in India, with reference to

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Suicide Helplines

  • For India: suicide helplines 
  • 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
  • The National Mental Health Survey
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