A safe space for conversations on mental health and mental illness in India
We have a series of Health Collective curated, therapist-facilitated listening and talking circles upcoming. Do take a look and make a booking to reserve your spot; cancellations allowed up to 24 hours beforehand. You can email (team@healthcollective[dot]in) for the booking…
By Anubhav Tyagi In his book The Anxious Generation, American social psychologist Jonathan Haidt raises concerns about how modern life, especially screen addiction and reduced physical activity, has contributed to a mental health crisis among young people. The rise of…
By Binu Thomas In recent years, the importance of mental health in schools has become increasingly clear. Schools are no longer just academic spaces—they play a pivotal role in shaping the emotional, social, and mental development of students. The upcoming…
What: Listening and Talking Circle on Grief / Loss When: May 1, 6 PM IST – 7 PM IST Where: Virtual* How: Therapist-Facilitated; Small-Group; Virtual This will be facilitated by a therapist for The Health Collective. Please consider this a…
As many mental health stakeholders, advocates and organisations highlight the need to center discourse on Mental Health and Mental Illness around lived experience, here is a message from the Healthy Brains Global Initiative, which seeks to “mobilize US$10 billion for…
‘Let’s Discuss the Meh’ by the Mithra Trust is an ongoing series of offline events in Bengaluru and Chennai. Here’s an upcoming event in Chennai later this month. Type of Event: This is a peer group discussion for those who…
‘Let’s Discuss the Meh’ by the Mithra Trust is an ongoing series of offline events in Bengaluru and Chennai. Here’s an upcoming event in Bengaluru. Date: February 16, 2020 Venue: The Terrace at Hasura, Koramangala, Bangalore Registration required via Google…
This year, the Gurgaon Literature Festival will be focusing on Mental Health and Illness. Festival director Shabri Prasad Singh, who has written a book called Borderline, based on Borderline Personality Disorder shares some of her thoughts in our email Q&A…
We’re curating a space for conversations on mental health, drawing upon the narratives in the book, “Real stories of dealing with Depression” by Amrita Tripathi & Arpita Anand, to reimagine what mental health, self and community care can look like…
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