Mental health impacts everything impacts mental health.
Read that again.

Sanity by Tanmoy
Himangi Kanodia
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Werewolf

Prioritising wellbeing isn’t the soothing, candle-lit, rose-petaled bath we might picture it to be.

Tanmoy Goswami
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War, trauma, hope

How to talk to humans who lived through war; community trauma; war and children, and a Hiroshima survivor speaks.

Tanmoy Goswami
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📚Sanity's first student-led project goes live

The plan: changing public apathy towards psychology education and growing Sanity's outreach among students.

Tanmoy Goswami
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Dependence

Seeking care does not mean writing off our right to know what that care consists of.

Tanmoy Goswami
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Sick of self-help? Try Chime.

The idea of recovery has become dangerously wedded to self-help. Enter 'Chime'.

Lorraine Lysen
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Why I love making things, and how you can too

The funny thing is, a lot of people don’t expect me to be a maker of things. You see, I am disabled.

Tanmoy Goswami
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Hope lives despite the absurdity of mental health budgets

The magic of mental health is that everything impacts it, and it impacts everything. So change can come from anywhere.

Tanmoy Goswami
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Erasure: the 'world' according to five rich countries

From healthcare to business, the definition of 'the world' is shrinking with a chilling matter-of-factness.

Tanmoy Goswami
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Hello from the other side

I'm trying to find words, because I don't know what else I can do.

Tanmoy Goswami
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Long Covid is making people want to kill themselves

We need to stop pretending this is not happening.

Tanmoy Goswami
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Challenging workplace mental health's TINA factor

We are talking more than ever about workplace mental health, but we have no clue how to talk about it. Little wonder we can't go beyond the 'productivity' trap. Let's partner to change that.

Tanmoy Goswami
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Do you share your therapist with friends?

It's a personal, moral, and ethical question but also a universal, political, and economic one.