It’s Okay

This week on It's Okay, Chhaya talks about the mental health implications of living in a polluted city, such as Delhi. Elaborating on the stress and anxiety the pollution is causing, especially considering the upcoming Diwali season is causing, Chhaya discusses solutions and steps we all can take on an individual level to be healthier, and to safeguard our mental and physical health this season. Tune in to listen to this week's letter, now streaming on healthshots.com [http://healthshots.com] or your favourite audio streaming platform.

This week on It's Okay, Chhaya talks about turning out to be Covid Ve+, amidst the unlock days. The stress, loneliness and the anxiety that follows, forces Chhaya to deal with her circumstances. She must arm herself with proper isolation, research and fluids. Tune in to listen to this week's letter, now streaming on healthshots.com [http://healthshots.com] or your favourite audio streaming platform.

This week on It's Okay, we are celebrating the mental health week. So on the occasion, Chhaya talks about keeping a check on our emotional and mental well being, especially as we become more socially connected and social media-driven. She shares her own worries and concerns that crop up by the extensive use of social media and reminds her friend Zindagi and her dear listeners about keeping the distinction between the reel and real-life intact. Tune in to listen to our letter, now streaming on healthshots.com [http://healthshots.com] or your favourite audio streaming platform.

This week on It’s okay Chhaya shares a common concern amongst youngsters these days: imposter syndrome. The bane of social media is that it keeps us updated on others’ lives and we end up comparing, competing and discounting our work and achievements. Chhaya opens up about going through something similar and discusses ways to tackle imposter syndrome. Tune in to listen to our letter, now streaming on healthshots.com [http://healthshots.com] or your favourite audio streaming platform.

This week on It's okay, our host Chhaya Dabas talks about misogyny and the patriarchal biases women deal with on a daily basis. The 23rd letter to her Dear Zindagi talks about the undue stress and mental fatigue these daily biases lead to and how much it bruises somebody's mental health to be discriminated against or see and receive differential treatment. This week's letter is written in light of current events and the talk of how we must make our surroundings safer and more respectful of women's personal spaces. Chhaya shares her own dealings with patriarchal representations and discussions that sometimes take place even within close circles. Join in this week as Chhaya shares her woes and hopes to find some respite and rescue by talking to her pal, Dear Zindagi.