Log Kya Kahenge? Fear Of ‘What Will People Say?’ Is Driving Up India’s Suicide Rate Getting help isn't something to be embarrassed about. By Arya Punj Timblo
public health crisis 40% of Women Who Commit Suicide Globally Are Indian. Most of Them Are Married. Is there something about marriage that's driving Indian women to suicide? By Anubhuti Matta
Stuff No One Talks About IVF Can Bring Anger, Guilt, Defeat Before the ‘Good News’ "All I feel is a sense of loss of something I never had, emptiness, and I am always seething anger." By Anubhuti Matta
Atypical Experience Depression Is Three Times More Common Among Young Adults with Autism But we still don't know why. By Liesl Goecker
Scars The Effects of Spousal Abuse Can Linger Long After the Violence Stops For women who have been through it, escape isn’t the end of the story. By Anubhuti Matta
Misery Loves Company Anxiety, Sadness Can Be the Glue for Some Teenage Friendships A struggling teen isn't necessarily a lonely one. By The Swaddle Team
What Lies Beneath Why Some Teens Might Be Drawn to Suicide Challenge Games Momo Challenge, Blue Whale -- as soon as one of these 'games' is stamped out, another takes its place. By Anubhuti Matta
Devil's In The Details New Mental Health Insurance May Come With Old Loopholes Unless outpatient treatment is covered, few people will benefit from the recent mandate. By Angelina Shah
Equal Opportunity Nearly As Many New Dads Likely to Get Postpartum Depression As New Moms Maybe now the condition will be taken seriously. By Anubhuti Matta
Public Display of Affliction Why People Live‑Stream Their Suicides And why others watch. By The Swaddle Team
Rorschach Ratatouille The Therapy That Explores Our Deep, Dark Relationship With Food Nutrition psychology explores attitudes toward food and eating, and how they affect our mental and physical health. By Urvija Banerji
Breaking The Stigma Work Absenteeism Less in Countries Where Managers Support Employees’ Mental Health Survey makes the business case for addressing mental health in the workplace. By Angelina Shah
Prenatal Blues Young Women Today More Likely to Have Prenatal Depression Than Their Mothers Were Modern lifestyles might be contributing to more depression in general. By Angelina Shah
Debatable Diagnosis In Controversial Move, WHO Recognizes Sex Addiction As Mental Health Disorder They're calling it 'compulsive sexual behavior disorder,' not addiction. By Angelina Shah
It's Magic Delhi Gov Says Schools’ Mental Health Curriculum Will ‘End Terrorism, Pollution’ Government officials continue to wildly misunderstand mental wellness. By Liesl Goecker
Government Gaffe Health Ministry Attempts to Destigmatize Depression, Fails Miserably Thankfully, India's mental health community was there to call them out. By The Swaddle Team
Diagnosing Depression Anger Is a Common Symptom of Postpartum Depression, Study Finds Researchers are calling for the emotion to be given more weight in screenings. By Angelina Shah
Gaming The System WHO Recognizes Excessive Digital Gaming as Psychological Disorder Relax, your kid probably doesn't have it. By The Swaddle Team
