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What happens when mental health is supported with empathy and care? For Lend A Hand India, it created safe spaces, approachable resources, and a culture where employees felt seen, heard, and supported. Through regular sessions, easy access to wellness tools, and a shared commitment to well-being, our partnership has helped make mental health a meaningful part of their workplace. At Amaha, we’re proud to partner with organisations that put their people first. Let’s build workplaces where mental health is a priority, not an afterthought.

“Psychosis is like fever. You need to understand why it’s happening and get to the root of it” When Anuradha experienced her first psychotic episode, she didn’t just have to face the symptoms, she also had to understand where is it stemming from and put in the work of navigating it while working a full time job. Her journey is one of resilience. Of learning to seek help, trusting the process, and finding stability through the right care. At Amaha, we believe stories like hers are a reminder: recovery isn’t linear, but it is possible. Watch her full story here:  https://lnkd.in/dKgBwFSA

Everything that we do at the Amaha Mental Health Hospital is guided by the law. The Mental Healthcare Act, 2017 ensures that from admission to therapy, your choices guide every step of your treatment and we uphold this principle in every interaction, every care plan, and every decision. You can read more about your rights here.

Every client’s journey is deeply personal. As a therapist, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing courage in its quietest form. The moment someone decides to seek help, to speak their truth, to begin again. Each story is different, yet they all carry a thread of hope. It’s in the small steps, the honest conversations, the days when showing up itself is an act of strength. Here are the stories of two of my clients, Mrridu & Parag , who have shown remarkable resilience through their journey, reminding me that even in the most difficult times, the human spirit finds ways to heal and move forward. Through The Amaha Hope Collective, we are sharing such stories of struggle, courage, and recovery that remind us that hope can return, quietly and steadily. I am grateful to have witnessed this journey and the strength it took to get here. Maybe these stories will remind you that even when things feel heavy, hope always finds its way back. Mrridu's Story - https://lnkd.in/duT4B5id Parag's Story - https://lnkd.in/dmsSMr4M

Informed consent is at the centre of how we deliver psychiatric care at Amaha Mental Health Hospital. When someone seeks inpatient support, we recognise that it can be an overwhelming time, often marked by uncertainty and vulnerability. That’s why every treatment decision involves the person at the centre of care, ensuring that they understand, participate in, and consent to the plan moving forward. This is not just a legal safeguard but a clinical and ethical commitment. We believe autonomy and trust are at the heart of recovery. #Amaha #MentalHealth #MentalHealthIndia #AmahaMentalHealthHospital #MentalHealthHospital

When we talk about taking care of our mental health, it shouldn't only be about managing our present mood or stress. Something that often gets overlooked is preserving cognitive strength over time. Our founder and CEO, Dr. Amit Malik, in an article for Outlook Money titled “Effective Ways to Maintain Brain Health And Combat Cognitive Decline” talks about how maintaining emotional and mental well-being early and consistently can protect cognitive functioning. The article highlights strategies like physical activity, mental stimulation, social connection, and emotional wellbeing as key to protecting our cognition. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dwH7xzvf At Amaha, we believe mental health and brain health are deeply intertwined and nurturing both is essential for lifelong resilience.

On World Mental Health Day 2025, we reaffirm our commitment to transforming mental health care in India. In a featured article titled “World Mental Health Day 2025: Amaha Strengthens India’s Mental Health Ecosystem with Integrated, Evidence-Based Care” on Business News This Week, Amaha is spotlighted for its mission: building an ecosystem where therapy, technology, and clinical rigour come together. We believe mental healthcare should be collaborative, accessible, and grounded in research. Every individual deserves more than fragmented support, they deserve a journey guided by compassion, data, and continuity. Read more about how Amaha is strengthening India’s mental health ecosystem: https://lnkd.in/dM4X48-D #WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealth #Amaha #EvidenceBasedCare #MentalHealthIndia

There are many instances that can make every day feel harder. Taking a small step towards your own well-being can feel heavy even. On World Mental Health Day, we want to tell you that we have created a space for you where you can feel understood without judgement, with our extended care and support. So, our doors are open for you whenever you feel ready. Get 15% off on your first session, whenever it may be. #WorldMentalHealthDay #InternationalMentalHealthDay #MentalHealth

We’re Live! Our clinicians, Dr. Vani Kulhalli and Uma Maheswari are now answering your questions on r/IndiaAndMentalHealth Today’s AMA is an open space to ask about depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, OCD, anxiety, and personality disorders. It’s also a chance to understand when to seek help, what treatment can look like, and how recovery unfolds in real life. Whether you have a question or simply want to read and learn from the discussion, this space is for you. 📅 9th October ⏰ 10 AM onwards 📍 Reddit: r/IndiaAndMentalHealth Click here to ask your question: bit.ly/4nHngBG #MentalHealth #AMA #AskMeAnything #Amaha #MentalHealthMatters

We’re just one day away from our exclusive AMA on Reddit. On 9th October, starting 10 AM, our clinicians will be live on r/IndiaAndMentalHealth to answer your questions on severe mental health conditions like depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, OCD, anxiety, and more. This AMA is a space to seek clarity, understand treatment pathways, and engage in stigma-free conversations with experienced mental health experts. Meet the experts leading the AMA: - Dr. Vani Kulhalli | MD Psychiatrist | 20+ years of experience - Uma S. | Senior Consultant Psychologist | 8+ years of experience If you’ve ever had questions about when to seek help, what recovery can look like, or how to support a loved one, this is your chance to ask. 📍 Where: Reddit (r/IndiaAndMentalHealth) 📅 Date: 9th October ⏰ Time: 10 AM onwards Click here to ask your question: bit.ly/4nHngBG #MentalHealth #AMA #AskMeAnything #Amaha #MentalHealthMatters