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Experts say that children develop psychological problems as a result of the effects of the second wave of COVID

After the second wave of COVID-19, children, due to increased screen time, no contact with people, and little contact with parents who do not have time to do homework, become victims of psychological problems, experts say. There is a delay

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Mental health of children

Dr. Upasana Chadda, Director of the Mindscapes Counseling Center, and Dr. Manoj Sharma, Professor of Clinical Psychology at NIMHANS, discussed how children and parents may live with children without them in an interview with Chaiti Narula in India Today at

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The problem of student suicide in India

There has always been a problem of suicide in India and by 2020, more than 12,500 34 students in the country are afflicted by the epidemic would have died by suicide at a pace of more than 34 per day. According

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LGBTQ+ community members suffer mental health concerns in society.

LGBTQ+ full form means lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and + means Pansexual, Agender, Bigender, Gender Variant, Pangender. The initialism, as well as several of its popular forms, has been in use since the 1990s as an umbrella word encompassing

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The ticking clock of mental health crisis in India: An analysis of the treatment gap for mental health care services in the country

Mental Health Care is a worldwide public health concern. Addressing inequalities in the system and setting priorities based on the burden of the disease remain issues to be addressed. The delivery of mental health care services has mostly been slow-paced

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UAE transitioned into employee-friendly country

As a result of the Covid-19 epidemic, mental health difficulties have increased among employees as they struggle to adjust to new habits and work practices. Here’s how flexible working hours and work-from-home choices might benefit working professionals’ mental health. As

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On Being Sane in Insane places

A very interesting experiment was done by Dr. David Rosenhan, which still, after all these years,  has its impact on how we perceive psychiatry and mental institutions. Rosenhan, in his 9 pages long paper in Science (1973) started by stating,

Arvind Otta

Arvind Otta is an eminent Gold Medalist Indian Psychologist and also one of the popular mental health professionals in India who has contributed immensely toward awareness of mental health. He has been working towards spreading awareness in society promoting mental

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Occupational Burnout among the Health Workers

The Pandemic of COVID-19 has taken a toll, all over the world in terms of an increase in mortality, infections, economic disruptions, and vaccine distribution. On the front line in controlling the infections and dedicating to save the infected people,

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INVOLUNTARY JOB LOSS INFLUENCES MENTAL HEALTH IN MEN

One of the prime factors which decide how one lives their life is by their work. Most humans attach their identity to the work that they do on daily basis. From where they earn their money by monetizing their skill