Industrial psychologists believe that we still have a long way to go in this regard The last two years have seen a significant shift in the percep ...
How career growth impacts women’s mental health
This International Women's Day, which falls on March 8, we explore why female managers end up being more stressed than their male counterparts Exp ...
Podcasts to help you feel less alone
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How mental health podcasts can help you feel less lonely
With podcasts becoming a popular form of media, we list twelve of our experts' favourite ones Podcasts give us a sense of being a part of a commun ...
How do we make our kitchens kinder?
Restaurant kitchens are harsh, brutal spaces. While the pandemic has put even more pressure on employees, could it also be an opportunity to reset th ...
Twelve ways to build a great support system
Samriti Makkar Midha, a Mumbai- based clinical psychologist, points out that support isn’t just about received support but perceived support as well. ...
Surviving the Pandemic Has Made Us Kinder, More Aware of Mental Health. Will It Last?
Now, as Samriti Makkar Midha, a Mumbai-based psychotherapist, notes, organizations have introduced measures like “mental health week-off, no calls on ...
Why emotional abuse is often ignored
Identifying Emotional Abuse Samriti Makkar Midha, a Mumbai- based clinical psychologist, elaborates on this aspect by saying, "A single event of b ...
Why the Exhausting Endurance of the ‘Tortured Artist’ Syndrome Must End
Post trauma, when a person introspects, or reflects on their experiences, they may have a new-found meaning of life, which can lead to a surge in cre ...
The Desire Of The Respondent To Settle In Canada Cannot Be Branded As An Act Of Selfishness And It Is No Ground For ‘Cruelty’: Bombay High Court
In Prakashchandra Joshi v. Kuntal Prakashchandra Joshi and others, the Bombay High Court on 24th June 2021 observed that no case has been made out by ...
The Stereotype That Abusers Are ‘Bad’ People Can Prevent Survivors From Recognizing Real‑Life Abuse
his is the third article in a three-part series about the psychology behind survivors of abuse often being unable to escape — or even recog ...
Delhi High Court Takes Suo Moto Cognizance Of COVID Protocol Violations in The Capital
On 18th June 2021, Delhi High Court after seeing the massive destruction and loss of so many lives in the capital, took cognizance of the issue. The ...
Kerala High Court Further Extends Validity of All Interim Orders Till June 29th Amidst Continuing Lockdown Restrictions
On 14th June 2021, The Kerala High Court issued extension to the interim orders till 29th June 2021. The previous interim orders were till 16th June ...
Supreme Court Directs Centre For Issuance Of Death Certificates To COVID-19 Victims For Ex-Gratia Assistance For Their Families
In the matter of Gaurav Kumar Bansal Vs. Union Of India & Ors., the Supreme Court of India on 24th May 2021, issued direction to the Central Gove ...