Transcultural Psychiatry

Increasing awareness regarding child health in young working parents; Boon or Bane

Volume 12 Issues 6 June, 2022 “Life is a balance between holding on and letting go” – Rumi. India is undergoing sociodemographic changes such as increased literacy, health awareness, rising corporate culture, working parents, and nuclear families. It leads to a particular stratum of young, working parents who are health aware and specifically regarding child […]

Transcultural Psychiatry

Neurodiversity

Volume 12 Issues 4 April, 2022  When we talk about ‘Normal’, we are simply talking about the most significant part of the bell curve- the percentage into which the most considerable number fits. Have you wondered what happens when you are towards either end of the turn and are considered outliers? The Human world is […]

Transcultural Psychiatry

DROP THE PHONE

Volume 10 Issue 9 September, 2019 Psychiatry as a field has been evolving since its very beginning and hence the spectrums of diagnosis have also expanded with the same. The spectrum to join the ever growing visual field of psychiatrists is the newest entrant‘ internet addiction’. Multiple studies have paved the way for the inclusion […]

Transcultural Psychiatry

THE GITA AND PSYCHOTHERAPY: A PERSPECTIVE

Volume 10 Issue 8 August, 2019 The practice of psychiatry in India is widely influenced by the collective cultural psyche of its citizens. In numerable stories with robust moralistic conclusions have been handed down across generations, serving as guides for improvement of self and society. Eastern philosophy has recently gained wide recognition by the scientific […]

Transcultural Psychiatry

HISTORY OF PSYCHIATRY/ TRANSCULTURAL PSYCHIATRY (THE SEARCH FOR MEANING)

Volume 10 Issue 7 July, 2019 In the times of gloom of World War II and its out comes, in a world torn a part and looking for meaning, Herman Hesse published his novel–‘Siddhartha’. The author teases pertinent questions about meaning of life ,inspired by his own depression and personal loss. How can human discontent […]

Transcultural Psychiatry

VISUAL SCANPATH IN PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

Volume 8 Issue 11 November, 2018 Eyes are our windows to the world. The current focus of attention on the role of eye movements underpinning adaptive functioning as well as psychopathology has certainly been a very unique development. This has been made possible by the advent of modern eye-tracking techniques. Simply put, to process a […]