Mental Health

Women’s Mental Health has been more affected by the Covid-19 pandemic than men, both as frontline workers and at home, despite the fact that the mortality rate for men has been twice as high as for women. People had to adjust to seeing their loved ones less frequently and spending less time outside all over …

The COVID Crisis and Women’s Mental Health: A Call to Action Read More »

Not a natural part of ageing, depression in old age is a real and treatable medical disorder. Offer to accompany a loved one to a doctor’s office so they can be tested and treated if you are worried about them. Depression is more than merely experiencing “the blues” or the feelings we have from losing …

Depression Is Not A Normal Part Of Growing Older Read More »

Around one in eight people in the world face mental issues. This essentially means that someone you’ve known for years could be struggling with their mental and you would know nothing about it. Women and mental health are two words you don’t often hear together. But anxiety and depression are strongly related to the female …

Mental Health Issues – A Change in Perspective Read More »

In a world where women lose their idealism and are brought face to face with reality from an early age, their shoulders are given responsibilities. As they grow up and as they face the world more and more, their responsibilities grow more. It is not uncommon to witness that women are expected to put these …

Body and Soul: A Path to Follow for Women Read More »

Although gender bigotry is evil when it comes to mental health issues, some studies and statistics have shown that women are more than twice as likely to be in depression. It is not an easy affair to talk about mental health issues where standards and obligations are to be fulfilled. There are various ways in …

Depression in Women: Spotlighting Mental Health Read More »