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Explore articles, tips, and insights on anxiety and depression, including symptoms, coping strategies, treatment options, and mental wellness support.


How to stop overthinking and break the cycle of constant worry
Key Takeaways Worry Is Not the Same as Problem-Solving: Effective problem-solving moves toward a decision or action. Chronic worry can keep generating possibilities without producing a clear next step. Process vs. Content: Repetitive Negative Thinking (RNT) describes the process of getting stuck in repetitive negative thoughts, while catastrophizing describes the content—magnifying a situation or anticipating an excessively negative outcome. The Certainty Trap: Anxiety doesn'

Monica Kapur
Oct 86 min read


How to Cope with Loneliness on Valentine’s Day
Key Takeaways Valentine’s Day pressure can intensify loneliness, depressive rumination, and relationship anxiety, especially among young adults. Social comparison, attachment activation, and cultural love idealisation are the main psychological triggers behind emotional distress during this holiday. Art therapy provides a safe outlet for emotions by externalising feelings, calming the nervous system, and bypassing harsh self-criticism. Creative practices like collages, self-l

Monica Kapur
Feb 134 min read


Art Therapy for Depression: Research, Science, and Key Benefits
Key Takeaways Depression explained: More than sadness, it is a serious mental health condition marked by persistent hopelessness, fatigue, anxiety, sleep issues, and emotional isolation. Art therapy definition: It is not about artistic skill but about using creative activities like painting, drawing, or sculpting as a safe way to express and process emotions. Research evidence: Studies across different populations (prisoners, elderly, adolescents) show that art therapy can re

Monica Kapur
Aug 19, 20236 min read


I Wish I had Someone to Fill The Silence With
Key Takeaways Authenticity is the best filter: Myth of completion: The belief that another person can make us whole is a cultural illusion; true wholeness must come from within. Emotional dependency: We are taught from childhood that fulfillment comes externally, which fosters inner emptiness and dependency in relationships. Fear of silence: Silence often feels threatening because it forces us to confront ourselves and the gap between external success and internal peace. Mana

Monica Kapur
Jun 20, 20226 min read
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