Höre It's all in the Mind

Our mind wanders all the time, either reviewing past or planning for the future, thus somewhere its necessary to pause. Mindfulness teaches you the skill of paying attention to the present by noticing when your mind wanders off. Its a place where we can rest and settle our minds. Today, we have Shivangi Sharma as a guest in the last episode of It's all in the Mind - Season 1. Shivangi is an Organizational Psychologist, Mindfulness Practitioner and the Founder at Psysqaure. Come, let's learn to stay mindful in our everyday life!

Therapy is so much more than sitting on a couch. Misconceptions abound about what it means to talk to a mental health professional. The need to talk about your emotions is seen as something to poke fun at, weak or shameful. That stigma is often why people don’t seek help in the first place. But here’s the reality: Therapy is an incredibly useful tool that helps with a range of issues, from anxiety to sleep to relationships to trauma. Research shows that it’s incredibly effective in helping people manage mental health conditions and experts say that it’s worth it even if you don’t have a medical problem. And, in today's episode, we will be talking about therapy. Our guest is Yashita Khera. Yashita is a Mental Health Advocate and the Founder at Speak, Listen, Heal Support Groups. Come, let's see what Yashita has to tell us about therapy

If you’ve been hearing the term “positive psychology” thrown around a lot, but you’re not quite sure what it is, you’ve come to the right place! “Positive psychology is the scientific study of what makes life most worth living” What Positive Psychology Focuses on in a Nutshell: * Positive experiences (like happiness, joy, inspiration, and love). * Positive states and traits (like gratitude, resilience, and compassion). * Positive institutions (applying positive principles within entire organizations and institutions). Today, I'm in conversation with Tanya Bakshi. Tanya is Founder of Youniverse, a social enterprise that works for positive mental health of children, students and youth across India. Come, let's listen to what Tanya has to tell us!

Behavior is said to be self-sabotaging when it creates problems in daily life and interferes with long-standing goals.People aren't always aware that they are sabotaging themselves, and connecting a behavior to self-defeating consequences is no guarantee that a person will disengage from it. Still, it is possible to overcome almost any form of self-sabotage. Let's see what how we can do it in this podcast on Self Sabotage. The guest of episode 4 is Supriya Patil. Supriya is Freelance Counselor, NLP and Hypnosis Pracitioner, a Life Coach and Reiki Healer. Let's listen to what Supriya has to tell us about Self Sabotage!

Mental health can be an ignored part of being healthy. But it is one of the most important parts. It drives much of our day-to-day life. Having a bad mental health day can impact a lot, including making it harder to get things done. It can be as simple as not running an errand. Or it can be more impactful, like not showing up for work. The lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning (LGBTQ) community face these challenges just like everyone else. But they may experience even more hurdles to caring for their mental health. This is usually related to prejudices that exist today. LGBTQ individuals are more likely to experience a mental illness such as depression or anxiety. And the stigma that surrounds mental illnesses can keep people from seeking help. The guest of third episode of It's all in the Mind is Divya Dureja. Divya is a Counseling Psychologist, Mental Health and Sexuality Educator. Let's see what Divya has to tell us:)