Why Are Indians Still Afraid of Going to Therapy?
Going to therapy does NOT mean you're mad. Yet, in many Indian families, seeking mental health support is still misunderstood, judged or dismissed.
Actor Shefali Shah is challenging this mindset through her memoir, The Audacity of Being, where she opens up about mental health, depression and the importance of professional help. Her message is a reminder that sadness should never be dismissed and asking for help should never be a source of shame.
It's time we stopped treating therapy as a taboo and started treating emotional health with the same importance as physical health. Seeking help is not a weakness. It's a step towards healing. ❤️
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