Community Based Therapy May Alleviate Depression and Anxiety
A community-based mental health care programme can significantly improve the lives of millions of people suffering from mental illness, researchers have found.
Report: More Than Half of Mentally Ill U.S. Adults Get No Treatment
Mental Health America ranked all 50 states and the District of Columbia on 15 different measures, including adults with any mental illness, youth with at least one major depressive episode in the past year and ...
World Mental Health Day 2017: How Food Therapy May Help Promote Mental Health
WHO commemorates World Mental Health on 10th October every year with an objective of raising awareness around mental health and mobilising efforts in support of better mental health.
Loneliness May Run In Families
Loneliness is linked to poor physical and mental health, and a new study of more than 10,000 people has found that the risk for feeling lonely is at least partially due to genetics.
Work Stress May be One of The Biggest Causes of Depression
The Jindal Global University in India along with the University of Melbourne Australia organised a seminar on depression which was attended by academicians and mental health experts from both the countries.
How to Boost Mental Health: Include Fruits and Vegetables in Your Daily Diet
Increasing fruit and vegetable consumption may improve psychological well-being in as little as 2 weeks.
Mental Health Bill 2016: 10 Facts You Should Know About Suicide Decriminalization in India
The person in concern has full right to utmost confidentiality with respect to his/her identity and the associated treatment.
World Mental Health Day 2016: Do You Have Any of These 8 Symptoms of Depression?
According to WHO (World Health Organisation), India is the most depressed country in the world. These symptoms can help you recognise if you are suffering from depression and need help.
Mental Health Bill 2016: The Parliament Decriminalises Attempt to Commit Suicide
The Bill gives mentally ill people a right to confidentiality in respect to mental health, mental health care, treatment and physical healthcare.
Facebook Posts May Offer Insight Into Mental Illness
Your Facebook status updates, 'likes' and even photos could help researchers better understand mental health disorders, a new study says.