India’s mental health stigma & lack of access to therapy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- India was dubbed as ‘one of the most depressed countries in the world’ by WHO in 2018-2019. Yet, up to 83 per cent of people suffering from mental health issues don’t get the help they need. One of the primary reasons why people don't seek therapy is the stigma attached to it. Watch Tina Das broach this sensitive issue in #MindOverMatter
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Very enlightening. Very Useful to each person each human being each Indian. Please I beg all Indians especially youngsters to watch this video must should and compulsory. One of the best, crisp, clear , superiya 👍👌 👏 video I have ever seen on mental health. Keep it up Tina Das Madam 🙏
Thank you for your support and feedback :)
one in 4 in Pakistan Suffer from mental health issues. The situation is quite similar when it comes to mental health literacy and knowing your mental health condition. People who are aware of mental health are only a few nevertheless not responsible for educating others who do not have access to mental health education. It's the Government that must take it up as part of the Public Service.
October 10th is considered as #worldmentalhealth by World Federation of Mental Health #WFMH . Let's spread the importance of #mentalhealth in #India
The therapy has many issues, there is so much research that psychotherapy or talking to a psychologist has the highest remorse rate. The fact that it does not even work in the West its good that its not being encouraged in India.
Life is always beautiful when you have good health, for almost 4 years I was diagnosed with HPV, and I was lonely and sad, luckily for me I was addressed to a kind and great herbal doctor who helped me to restore my health back to me, he sent me the herbs that cured my HPV, completely and the test results proves I'm now negative of the virus , all thanks to you dr.aniherbalhome1@gmail.com for the cure remedy for restoring my health, I will always be grateful to you for your kind gestures
I'm sure idiots like you cause people to further spiral down into depression.
This is a deep issue. Even in supportive environments, ignorant empathy is an issue - it is difficult for a non-professional who has not experienced altered states of mind to really understand. You can't just "snap out" of depression or a manic episode, for e.g.. This why access to therapy and trained professionals becomes a must, regardless of the nature of individual's environment.
Hats off Madam, you have really dealt with the real matter regarding mental health in India.
Need of the hour. Quality of life can be improved. 👍🏼👍🏼
People don't even consider mental health as a thing! Still remember how people made fun of deepika when she told about her health and yet she was supporting jnu students and was fighting for a cause, in cow belt states women are kept in shackles by men
Thank you Tina for a wonderful and well researched episode of #MOM 💙
Thank you for your support and feedback :) Helps to keep me going
Tnx
Nice episode 👍,
Thank you
Life is always beautiful when you have good health, for almost 4 years I was diagnosed with HPV, and I was lonely and sad, luckily for me I was addressed to a kind and great herbal doctor who helped me to restore my health back to me, he sent me the herbs that cured my HPV, completely and the test results proves I'm now negative of the virus , all thanks to you dr.aniherbalhome1@gmail.com for the cure remedy for restoring my health, I will always be grateful to you for your kind gestures
The video is unnecessarily too long/ stretched. Very first time coming on this channel. Not sure if this channel gives in-depth analysis or sth like that. If possible, can you please mention that at the start of that video/ in title? Might help the audience decide whether this video would be helpful for them or not. Watched till 2:19. So far, good content.
How bad I need a therapist and how less I earn to get one. I am stuck.
Mental health matters
It needed to be said! Thank you so much 💓
Quality content by The Print
sorry to be rude but is this video in english? I can't tell.
In competitive examination there's no free giveaway
Then Olympic to world cup , there would have been reservation
Next time you have someone seriously ill , please go to a consultant with reserved quota
40% scorer will get Ortho and 80% scorer will have to study non clinical , it's insult of competition and grossly unfair
Not all bramhin kayastha richer than leather businessman
If upliftment of poor is criteria
Let play it fair
It should only be given to EWS - SC/ST/OBC and only once in life not repeatedly
That's respecting Ambedkar sirs vision in true sense
Let make it compulsory that all got clinical degrees using SC/ST/OBC Quota have to flaunt it in public notice
Let government accept MBBS degree is not guarantee that they will be considered as economically sound & can shoulder family's responsibility , let gov admit they pay MBBS poorly & less
It will snowball in a great controversy unless definite steps are taken by government to ensure Postponement of implementation at least in PG
Excellent information, put very clearly and comprehensively. Being a Mental Health professional, I am thankful to you for creating this video. I will be sharing this with all my network of clients and colleagues. Thank you, keep up the good work! - Dr. Kshipra Moghe
Please dont consult a psychiatrist, i am a doctor myself, i just completed my mbbs from govt medical college. Psychiatry is a psuedoscience, the side effects of drugs are much worse than the mental illness. And please dont fall for the hype like 1 out of every 4 person has mental illness. No, thats not true, the diagnostic criteria used to diagnose mental illness is flawed and not scientific. If u have anxiety it doesnt make sense to put you on benzodiazepenes and antidepressant, these drugs will cause more damage than your anxiety. Instead take help of your loved ones and consult a psychologist.
hi ,can you help me please.... I am going through anxiety and depression
Hi Shreyas,is it possible to connect with you, since I am going through a bout of anxiety and depression
@Quetzalcoatl not at all possible, psychiatry postings are compulsory during internship, may be doctors who have passed mbbs before, dont have clue
@Quetzalcoatl i agree that u require medications for severe anxiety and depression, but i find many doctors just prescribing medicine and not counseling patients, and prescribing medications for even mild depression and anxiety which can be cured by cognitive behavioral therapy. I strongly support people to take opinion, but i am against such psychiatrist.
@@shreyestandel4491 you're against the psychiatrist pr the whole of psychiatry? make a decision