Movement as Medicine: Wellness Carnival Aims to Heal Mind, Body and Soul
By Anubhav Tyagi In his book The Anxious Generation, American social psychologist Jonathan Haidt raises concerns about how modern life,
Read moreBy Anubhav Tyagi In his book The Anxious Generation, American social psychologist Jonathan Haidt raises concerns about how modern life,
Read moreCould the latest research on the gut-brain axis be just what the doctor ordered in enhancing our model of understanding and treating mental health disorders? Somi Das explores for The Health Collective
Read moreIn the last year people seem to have taken to what can be called mindfulness art practices like Mandala, Zentangle, pottery, therapeutic knitting as ways to deal with their anxiety and the general sense of uncertainty that the pandemic brought to our lives. Find out why that is and what might help you in this special post on The Health Collective
Read more“The mind is working non-stop. Apart from wakeful hours, even in sleep, consciousness continues to process information, especially if one has
Read moreBy Ayushi Khemka Filmmaker-artist-curator Anuj Malhotra worked with architect-duo, Architecture for Dialogue (AfD), filmmakers Mahesh S and Gaurav Puri, and
Read moreAs you may have heard, our new book on Young Mental Health is out. It’s nothing if not a massive,
Read moreSeveral months ago, I did an Intro to Psych course on Coursera helmed by Professor Steve Joordens, Professor of Psychology,
Read moreBy Adwaita Das About the artist: Adwaita is an author-filmmaker-artist. Her books Colours of Shadow, 27 Stitches, and Songs of Sanity
Read moreWe feature a moving excerpt from Battles in the Mind, a book written by Anna Chandy, chairperson of Deepika Padukone’s Live Love Laugh
Read moreBy Varkha Chulani ‘Faith is what I die for, dogma is what I kill for’ is the saying. And we
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