mental health Archives - Virtual Siyahi

Five Things You Need To Know About Depression in Millennials

Depression in millennials? Sounds obnoxious and unbelievable, isn’t it? People born in the era of Pre-Millennials never knew such things existed because they never came

Why I chose Mental Health as my blog niche

How I identified and developed my niche as Mental Health Awareness. You might have come across this jargon, “Niche” often in blogging world and frequent

CCD founder VG Siddhartha pays the debt with his life

The sad demise of CCD founder VG Siddhartha is no less than an alarming situation which states that the men suffer a lot under financial burden.

Five things I learned while growing up

Tough times or tough people, I guess only a few things last forever. I took these few lessons in my stride and I try to learn and I try to grow daily.

Bollywood and Mental Stress

Bollywood is the most psychologically demanding career option. The celebrity status and success might be a oxymoronic situation everyone wants to keep intact forever and in order to do so, face a lot of Mental Turbulance.

Shhh! Don’t talk about Mental Health – Book Review

They say, Don’t Talk About Mental Health but being quiet on this topic is no longer an option now. So let’s talk about it.

Autism Disorder Awareness 2/3 -Autism in Adults

This is the 2nd of the 3 posts on Autism Disorder Awareness. Read the first post of this short series here In my last post,

Autism Disorder Awareness 1/3

Autism can’t define us. WE define autism.Wanting to be free. Wanting to be what we are. Trying to make people see. And accept the real us.

The Wabi Sabi life of embracing imperfections

What is Wabi Sabi? – Flawed Beauty Wabi Sabi is Japanese traditional concept of seeing perfections or beauty in imperfections. It is derived from the

Women And Mental Health

We as women, if want to change the quality of our life, whether we are going through such similar situations or know someone might be going through it, its time to talk, the first step is to talk and vent out and if still the problem persists then seek medical attention.