Lending an ear could save a life, Rachana speaks of her life journey
Rachana Cheu, is just 19 years old, but her determination and willingness to change her society for better, goes far beyond her young age.
Tag: depression
Samathik Dermbey Thampul Chivet
In life, everyone has to inevitably deal with many complex tasks, families and people. Some problems would require one to forget their inner-self by having stress, depression and so forth.
Untangle: A mental health project cycle 2019
According to the World Health Organisation, more than 300 million people worldwide now live with depression. Less than half of those receive treatment because of fear and discrimination arising from stigma and a lack of available services.
Mano Sanhchetana
It is true that the words we utter or write have certain impacts on other people. This is the reason why Sok Chanphal decided to pen words about inspirational ideas and concepts that opened doors for depressed people to be deeply understood and accepted.
Dealing with mental health issues
Cages aren’t made of iron; they are made of thoughts and perplexing ideas. And those overwhelming thoughts and ideas can make you fall into depression.
Young minds, deep thoughts
Coming from different family backgrounds and academic studies, five youths collaborated to write a book that mirrors the society they live in.
Events
Seminar on “Depression and Self-Reliance” and book launching of “Depressed Person” – AICHR Youth Debate on Human Rights 2018 – Realising the dream of being a professional in accounting and finance
Feeling hopeless, helpless and worthless
Our mind is the driver of our body. Just like our body, it can fall sick, too. When it is sick, we should also seek treatment.
Dealing with the ‘silent killer’
Depression, a common and serious medical illness, is one of the most debated mental health issue around the world.
Many people prefer to die
Some years ago, a 19-year-old girl neighbour of mine collapsed at home after swallowing some sleeping tablets and 20 tablets of paracetamol.
5 BEDTIME HABITS FOR A GOOD NIGHT’S SLEEP
Getting a good night’s sleep is key to refuelling your body for school and work the next morning.
Events
Events: Depression Problems – Work and Leadership in an Age of AI and Robotics – Facebook Marketing
Fury back in love with boxing
Former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury equated boxing to a marriage and that after a rocky period he is back.
Stop actors from consuming alcohol: ministry
Ministry orders to cease broadcasting movies featuring alcohol consumption.
Upcoming Events!
Upcoming Events! Coffee Talk: Depression, Anxiety and Youth – I-Discovery 2.0 – Lecture Series Photography
‘Mini-Me’ actor Verne Troyer dead at 49
Verne Troyer, best known for his role as Mini-Me in the “Austin Powers” movies, died Saturday. He was 49.
Obesity – The scourge of this millennium
Fat cells are the ‘storeroom’ of our body. An average human adult has 30 billion fat cells with a weight of 30 lbs or 13 kilograms and their function is to store excess energy.
Cancers – Some essential facts and advice
Cancer is a terrifying disease. When someone is told that he has cancer, the first word that usually crosses his mind is ‘death’.
Ageing skin – Sun, smoking, seasoning
An old tomato loses volume, becomes wrinkled and discolored. A human face, for that matter, is very much like a tomato.
13 reasons Why Hannah killed herself
I debated for a long time if I should write about the Netflix original series “13 Reasons Why”. While it was the most tweeted show on the day of its release.
Study: Smartphones mess up young brains
The brains of young people who use their smartphones or the internet too much sustain chemical changes.
