Check Your Relationship Quality: Setting Healthy Boundaries

Traditionally, Hysteria was understood as a condition wherein women showed uncontrolled & overwhelming emotional imbalance. This emotionally charged behaviour was linked to their hormonal imbalance and hence came to be known as a sex-selective disorder. But are the definitions changing now with advanced research?
Dr. Preeti Singh, Sr. Clinical Psychologist & Psychotherapist, Chief Medical Officer, LISSUN, explains what hysteria is all about, its interesting historical context and how the condition can be managed with counselling and therapy.

Understanding Hysteria: Do Only Women Suffer From It?

“Every day is a fight, but I'm not giving up.”

PCOS and Women’s Mental Health 

Losing a loved one can feel life-altering. Feeling confused, lost or emotionally drained for a while is a normal way of coping with a huge loss. Expressing your grief, instead of keeping it in, is also a part of recovering. In the meantime, remember that your baby is probably safe. Keep up your regular check-ups and consult your doctor if you’re worried.
The following techniques would help-

Pregnancy: Overcoming Grief of Death/Illness of Family Member 

Birth of a child can trigger joy and happiness along with fear and anxiety.

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: Understanding OCD Post-Delivery

Postpartum depression (PPD) is a fairly common mental health condition. The diagnosis of postpartum depression is based not only on the length of time between delivery and onset but on the severity of the depression. It can start any time during your baby’s first year, but it’s most common for you to start to feel its effects during the first 3 weeks after birth.

Postpartum Depression: How To Identify It

Postpartum depression is a non-psychotic depressive disorder that affects 13 to 19% of postpartum women. This condition begins in the postpartum period and persists up to a one-year duration after delivery.