How can a parent-child relationship define the mental health of a child? 

In our earlier episodes, some of our guests felt that their mental illness was due to "bad" parenting. Do parents especially in India make an effort to understand - really understand their child- or are they just a "project" for them as pointed out by our guest for today- Varkha Chulani. Find her at www.varkhachulani.com.


The points of discussion are:
1) Can "Bad" parenting lead to mental illness in a child?
2) What could be a possible difference (in percentage)  between genetic and sociological reasons for a child's mental illness?
3) Do Indian parents understand the EMOTIONAL WELL BEING of a child? 
4) Are we taught to build a relationship with our children? What are the ways and is it something that needs to be constantly worked upon.
5)  Some points on BAD parenting
6) Expectations from their child- is it justified? Can that stress on a child lead to mental illness? 

 

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How can a parent-child relationship define the mental health of a child? In our earlier episodes, some of our guests felt that their mental illness was due to "bad" parenting. Do parents especially in India make an effort to understand - really understand their child- or are they just a "project" for them as pointed out by our guest for today- Varkha Chulani. Find her at <a href="http://www.varkhachulani.com/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.varkhachulani.com&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1598795833607000&amp;usg=AFQjCNF-h7HdudRD3EllqU8CQb7Q92LlBQ">www.varkhachulani.com</a>.
 The points of discussion are: 1) Can "Bad" parenting lead to mental illness in a child? 2) What could be a possible difference (in percentage)&nbsp; between genetic and sociological reasons for a child's mental illness? 3) Do Indian parents understand the EMOTIONAL WELL BEING of a child?&nbsp; 4) Are we taught to build a relationship with our children?&nbsp;What are the ways and is it something that needs to be constantly&nbsp;worked upon. 5)&nbsp; Some points on BAD parenting 6) Expectations from their child- is it justified? Can that stress on a child lead to mental illness?&nbsp;
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In The SOS Show- we are going to demystify a lot of beliefs around mental health- We are going to speak to the fighters, the innovators, the fearless ones, about what MENTAL HEALTH means to them, how can we redefine- WHAT MENTAL HEALTH REALLY IS and how can we break all the taboos created around it. The podcast intends to open up the discussion on mental health and bring about a real change and A LEAP in our cultural ecosystem with regards to MENTAL HEALTH.  

This podcast is brought to you by Ep.Log Media & Metaphysical Lab.

In The SOS Show- we are going to demystify a lot of beliefs around mental health- We are going to speak to the fighters, the innovators, the fearless ones, about what MENTAL HEALTH means to them, how can we redefine- WHAT MENTAL HEALTH REALLY IS and how can we break all the taboos created around it. The podcast intends to open up the discussion on mental health and bring about a real change and A LEAP in our cultural ecosystem with regards to MENTAL HEALTH.&nbsp;&nbsp;
This podcast is brought to you by Ep.Log Media &amp; Metaphysical Lab.

The SOS Show with Suchita

In The SOS Show- we are going to demystify a lot of beliefs around mental health- We are going to speak to the fighters, the innovators, the fearless ones, about what MENTAL HEALTH means to them, how can we redefine- WHAT MENTAL HEALTH REALLY IS and how can we break all the taboos created around it.

The podcast intends to open up the discussion on mental health and bring about a real change and A LEAP in our cultural ecosystem with regards to MENTAL HEALTH.  

This podcast is brought to you by Ep.Log Media & Metaphysical Lab.

Ep.48 Childhood, Parenting and Mental Health ft. Varkha Chulani, Clinical Psychologist

There have been multiple debates on relationships and mental health. We have tried to decipher how relationships and strong bonds can enhance your mental health. 

But what about romantic relationships- well we are digging deep into it: starting with this first part of being single and how it could be good for your mental health?

Our guest Bella DePaulo, PhD, has always been single and always will be. The Atlantic calls her “America’s foremost thinker and writer on the single experience.” Her TEDx Talk, “What no one ever told you about people who are single,” has been viewed more than 1.7 million times. She is the author of Single at Heart: The Power, Freedom, and Heart-Filling Joy of Single Life.After two decades as a professor of psychology at the University of Virginia, Dr. DePaulo moved to the West Coast, where she is currently an academic affiliate in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at the University of California, Santa Barbara. 

Digs: 

Is the world choosing to go single? 
Is the loneliness epidemic related to it?
Why are dating apps bursting with people wanting to get into relationships?
Is single good or bad for your mental health?
Living a fulfilled life authentically..
Singles and intimacy.

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The said content is not obscene or blasphemous or defamatory of any event and/or person deceased or alive or in contempt of court or breach of contract or breach of privilege, or in violation of any provisions of the statute, nor hurt the sentiments of any religious groups/ person/government/non-government authorities and/or breach or be against any declared public policy of any nation or state.

There have been multiple debates on relationships and mental health. We have tried to decipher how relationships and strong bonds can enhance your mental health. But what about romantic relationships- well we are digging deep into it: starting with this first part of being single and how it could be good for your mental health? Our guest Bella DePaulo, PhD, has always been single and always will be. The Atlantic calls her “America’s foremost thinker and writer on the single experience.” Her TEDx Talk, “What no one ever told you about people who are single,” has been viewed more than 1.7 million times. She is the author of Single at Heart: The Power, Freedom, and Heart-Filling Joy of Single Life.After two decades as a professor of psychology at the University of Virginia, Dr. DePaulo moved to the West Coast, where she is currently an academic affiliate in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Digs: Is the world choosing to go single? Is the loneliness epidemic related to it? Why are dating apps bursting with people wanting to get into relationships? Is single good or bad for your mental health? Living a fulfilled life authentically.. Singles and intimacy.
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Ep.131 Single and Mental Health

Entrepreneurship is a lonely journey and many a times affecting your mental health in ways that you might not know. In this episode 130 of the sos show podcast, host Suchita chats with entrepreneur Anuradha Gupta.

Digs: 

1) Starting your journey as a women entrepreneur.
2) There is no work life balance 
3) Setting boundaries in relationships.
4) Marriage as a team work
5) Open conversations.
6)Building strong relationships of trust
7) Taking care of emotional well being of society at large 
8) Mindsets and values. 



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Entrepreneurship is a lonely journey and many a times affecting your mental health in ways that you might not know. In this episode 130 of the sos show podcast, host Suchita chats with entrepreneur <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/anuradha-gupta-9565945/">Anuradha Gupta.</a> Digs: 1) Starting your journey as a women entrepreneur. 2) There is no work life balance 3) Setting boundaries in relationships. 4) Marriage as a team work 5) Open conversations. 6)Building strong relationships of trust 7) Taking care of emotional well being of society at large 8) Mindsets and values. 
 
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Ep.130 Entrepreneurship, Mental health, Balancing Relationships Ft: Anuradha Gupta, Founder - Vows For Eternity

In this MEN'S mental health awareness month we talk MEN:)

I was recently faced with a situation where a male friend called me and couldn't stop crying. It was a sudden realisation that i have not paid attention to this -i have never seen a man cry! And, i had no words to console him. I just kept mum and then quickly added -let's coffee!

And, that is the germ of this episode. 

Why don't men express themselves? 

Especially in front of the women in their lives?

Is it a cultural thing?
Or is it ingrained in them to be MACHO?

Something underlined by moviemakers and advertising makers?

Time to correct this ?

Our guest is Dr Kersi Chavda- an eminent psychiatrist with a huge clientele of people in the public arena- from politicians to actors etc.

We talk:

Men don't cry and why?

Major symptoms in men's mental health

A lot of artists, actors and politicians are ur clients-what are major areas of concern when it comes to people in the public arena?

What needs be done to take care of it?

You can double this up with EP 37 of THE SOS SHOW with Dr. Kersi Chavda on Mental Hygiene.

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In this MEN'S mental health awareness month we talk MEN:) I was recently faced with a situation where a male friend called me and couldn't stop crying. It was a sudden realisation that i have not paid attention to this -i have never seen a man cry! And, i had no words to console him. I just kept mum and then quickly added -let's coffee! And, that is the germ of this episode. Why don't men express themselves? Especially in front of the women in their lives? Is it a cultural thing? Or is it ingrained in them to be MACHO? Something underlined by moviemakers and advertising makers? Time to correct this ? Our guest is Dr Kersi Chavda- an eminent psychiatrist with a huge clientele of people in the public arena- from politicians to actors etc. We talk: Men don't cry and why? Major symptoms in men's mental health A lot of artists, actors and politicians are ur clients-what are major areas of concern when it comes to people in the public arena? What needs be done to take care of it? You can double this up with EP 37 of THE SOS SHOW with Dr. Kersi Chavda on Mental Hygiene.
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Ep.48 Childhood, Parenting and Mental Health ft. Varkha Chulani, Clinical Psychologist

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