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Here are some stories, expressive writings, poems and real life experiences of some of the mental health warriors who came forward to share their writings openly in order to fight the Mental Health Stigma! Note: Purpose of the following articles is not to Psychoeducate. These are only expressive writings, but not scientific & evidence based articles. Do not use them as reference articles to learn self help tips.
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Premiering at 6pm today! This video explains about who is Vamsy Krishna D, why he chose Psychology & law, What are his services, areas of expertise and approaches, etc.
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Our New Logo From now, Manastva is a Counselling Centre that provides psychological support and legal aid to the (1) The victims of abuse (2) The dysfunctional families. We Counsel Individuals, Couples and Families to facilitate the process of Empowerment, Trauma Recovery and Family Restructuring! On this National Law day 26 November, Constitution Day, we […]
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I read those words and thought about you I believe your knife wasn’t all that sharp… or was it? I don’t remember. Or I’d rather forget. A long knife – shimmered with gold So blunt – yet I managed to bleed. The carpet is soaked crimson My stomach is folded into crisp sheets My limbs […]
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I’ve seen my mother face domestic violence since I was a child. Growing up in an environment where individual liberty and self expression had no space for existence, I soon learnt to survive by making myself invisible. But in my most private thoughts, I always felt the need to fight for women’s rights. Maybe it […]
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Mental stigma is prevalent and prominent enough to address. My social and individual hemisphere was fabricated with this stigma and its connecting lies for a very long time with much pervasivity. I remember as a literature student we were given the opportunity to analyse the bizarre associated with racism, feminism, mental health etc. I was […]
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I am a doctor. I was working day in and day out during my internship and taking care of my body. I was having good number of friends, had enough money to go out and buy things that give me happiness. But still it all felt superficial. I noticed some people slipping away from my […]
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