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Does Mental Health in India have a Fake News Problem?

January 31, 2021January 31, 2021 Health Collective Amrita Tripathi, Dr Angad Chowdhry, Health Collective Talks, Interviews, mental health and india, The Health Collective, Understanding mental health, Video

In this episode of Health Collective Talks, Amrita Tripathi speaks to the co-founder and chief of Product for Quilt.AI, Dr

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Articles Ask the Experts Reporter's Diary Sukanya Sharma

You Can Heal: A Psychologist’s Message

May 14, 2018May 13, 2018 Health Collective ask the experts, Interviews, mental health, Understanding Therapy

Kaneenica Ninawe is a clinical psychologist working in King Edward’s Hospital in Mumbai since 2011. She recently completed her Phd

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Artwork for The Law and You: Mental Healthcare Insurance in India

Reporter's Diary Vandita Morarka

The Law and You: Mental Healthcare in Educational Institutions

October 15, 2017May 8, 2018 Health Collective Educational Institution, Interviews, Mental Health 101, mental health and india, Mental Health and Law, Mental Health and therapy, Mental Healthcare in India, Research, Study

By Vandita Morarka Childhood and adolescence are without doubt the most important phase of one’s developmental life, which is why focus on

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Artwork for Ask the Experts: Dr Thara of SCARF on Schizophrenia, Stigma and Conversations

Amrita Tripathi Ask the Experts Reporter's Diary

Ask the Experts: Dr Thara of SCARF on Schizophrenia, Stigma and Conversations

January 29, 2017May 6, 2018 Health Collective Interviews, mental health, SCARF, Schizophrenia

By Amrita Tripathi Dr R Thara of the Schizophrenia Research Foundation, India (SCARF) answers some questions on schizophrenia, common myths

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Amrita Tripathi Articles Reporter's Diary Your Stories

Your Stories: Feat. A Book of Light

August 30, 2016April 12, 2026 Health Collective A Book of Light, getting help, Interviews, Jerry Pinto, Mental Health Books, Understanding mental health

By Amrita Tripathi Writer and columnist Jerry Pinto needs little introduction, and as many of you will have seen and read…he has followed

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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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