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Ask the Experts FEATURED Kamna Chhibber Latest Wellness

Are There Ways to Cope with Sudden Job Loss?

November 19, 2022April 12, 2026 Health Collective ask the experts, getting help, Work and Mental Health, Work Stress

Facing job loss is an extremely challenging situation, and coping with it requires a multi-pronged approach which focuses on the self and the support of those around.

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Ask the Experts Guest Contributors Mental Health Reporter's Diary

Can You Hack a Healthy Work-Life Balance with WFH?

October 3, 2022October 8, 2022 Health Collective getting help, Kamna Chhibber, mental health, Work and Mental Health, World Mental Health Day

How is Work from Home working out for you? We’re curious to hear your stories and comments – let 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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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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Mental Health Reporter's Diary Sukanya Sharma

What’s Work-Life Balance Got to Do With Stress?

June 28, 2017April 12, 2026 Health Collective Mental Health at Work Place, reporter's diary, Understanding mental health, Work and Mental Health, Work Stress

By Sukanya Sharma Professional validation is something many of us are actively pursuing – our work makes up a huge

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Where to get help: A city-wise list

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India helplines
Child Sex Abuse Call For Help
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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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