Mental Health & Psychology Blog - PSYCHLINE.IN
Read articles on mental health, therapy, stress management, relationships, anxiety, depression, and emotional wellness. Expert insights from qualified therapists and psychologists for Indians and South Asians.
Society tells mothers their suffering is proof of inadequacy. This piece examines how the ‘good mother’ archetype is weaponised through guilt, pathologising protest, and structural traps — and why your anger is not a symptom, but a protest.
Exploring whether women are becoming ‘immoral’ — the narrowing gender gap in drinking, infidelity, and crime, the myth of the moral woman, double standards, and what research says about freedom, distress, and gendered expectations.
Exploring the state of teen mental health in India — academic pressure, family conflicts, cyberbullying, identity struggles, and what evidence-based, culturally sensitive support looks like for Indian adolescents.
Comprehensive guide to couples counselling in India - navigate family pressures, cultural expectations, in-law dynamics, and communication challenges. Expert insights on affordable couples therapy for healthy relationships.
Comprehensive guide to couples counselling in India - navigate family pressures, cultural expectations, in-law dynamics, and communication challenges. Expert insights on affordable couples therapy for healthy relationships.
Understanding anxiety disorders in India - prevalence, cultural factors, treatment gap, and how online therapy provides accessible mental health support. Expert insights on managing anxiety with culturally sensitive counselling.
An exploration of how society conditions men to suppress emotions, and the silent toll it takes on love, identity, and mental health.
Recognizing a comprehensive model of pain, exploring its behavioural, social and psychological determinants.
The dimensions of trauma are vast as well as deep, with a blanket effect over different areas of life and so, the necessity of an appropriate diagnosis cannot be undermined.
We often mistake forgetfulness for carelessness or a casual attitude. However, forgetfulness can also be an early sign of mental disorders like Dementia, Alzheimer’s Dementia, or even Depression.
Feel like you’re in the face of an Existential Crisis? It’s absolutely normal, perhaps as normal as going from school to college.
Understanding the complexities of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID).