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6May

Mental health prevention and promotion

by Samridhi Sharma
Dr. Paramjeet Singh – Senior Psychiatrist at Delhi Mind Clinic, Delivered a lecture at the National Immunology Institute, New Delhi on the topic of Mental health prevention and promotion.
Date: 20th April 2022.

 

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27Mar

Depression Pain Broken Heart Quotes

by Sakshi Arora

Depression Pain Broken Heart Quotes

◊ Your first love isn’t always the first person you kiss, or the first person you date. Your first love is the person you will always compare everyone to. The person that you will never truly get over, even when you’ve convinced yourself you’ve moved on.”

◊ One of the saddest things in the world is to feel broken, and although you’ve somehow been figuratively ripped apart. You feel like can never be put back together again.

◊ I know I should stop crying over somebody who only couldn’t see me happy with others, and never came to comfort while I have been in pain. Stop feeling so bad about what happened. Rather take time to see who is here for me right now, wiping my tears, the touch of whose fingers over my cheeks are somehow soothing in this loneliness.

◊ Love is the most illegal concept on earth. To be in love u need mutual concern, mutual feeling, mutual understanding, mutual promises but for ending it everything is single. Only one’s reason, only one’s decision, only one’s feeling matters and even suffering after failure is only ones who don’t want to end it. That’s so unfair.

◊ So here’s the thing with broken hearts. No matter how you try, the pieces never fit the way they did before.

◊ We are all broken, that’s how the light gets in.

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◊ Sad eyes; Ruined lives; Broken promises; Haunted by regrets and. People who grew up wrong now locked up in isolation with life’s potential loss. As I stepped outside the jail, the walls screamed crushed dreams of the delinquents and faces of the men trapped in concrete walls lost in its labyrinth followed me… Nothing ever changed here except the locks!

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◊ I know I should stop crying over somebody who only couldn’t see me happy with others, and never came to comfort while I have been in pain. Stop feeling so bad about what happened. Rather take time to see who is here for me right now, wiping my tears, the touch of whose fingers over my cheeks are somehow soothing in this loneliness.

◊  I am not depressed. I can still smile at pretty things. And laugh when jokes are funny. I can still talk to people. And enjoy the nice days. But when I go inside, when I am alone, there is something broken. And I fall into a sadness so sweet that it engulfs me. I look in the mirror. And I don’t like what I see. And the tears always fall when I’m falling asleep. And I miss something, that doesn’t exist. I am not depressed. I’ve just been sad for a while. But I can still find the light. I can still smile.

◊ A year ago we stayed up till 3 am talking and today I don’t know how to even say ‘hey’.

◊ One of the best times for figuring out who you are & what you really want out of life? Right after a break-up.

◊ This just hit me so deep.. You broke me into more ways than I could’ve ever imagined so how is it fair that you have someone while I’m crying my heart out every night because I was never enough for you to begin with.

◊ Someone who loves you wouldn’t put themselves in a position to lose you

◊ The broken will always be able to love harder than most. Once you’ve been in the dark, you learn to appreciate everything that shines.

◊ My mom once said to me “I can tell you over & over to leave the situation, but you won’t until you are ready. One day you will wake up & realize that this isn’t what you want to feel like anymore & you’ll be done.” & I think it’s important that everyone hears this.

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14Mar

Do we see our entire life flash by us in our last moments?

by Samridhi Sharma

An “accident” of sorts by a team of doctors in Vancouver Canada suggests that we might actually see our entire life flash by us in our last few moments.

A team of scientists was recording and studying the brainwaves of a terminally ill patient who was suffering from epilipsey. During the course of recording the patient suffered a major heart attack giving the scientists a recording of the brainwaves in the last few moments before death.

It revealed that in the 30 seconds before and after, the man’s brainwaves followed the same patterns as dreaming or recalling memories.

Dr Ajmal Zemmar, a co-author of the study, said that what the team, then based in Vancouver, Canada, accidentally got, was the first-ever recording of a dying brain.

Quoting Dr Zemmer – “This was actually totally by chance, we did not plan to do this experiment or record these signals. If I were to jump to the philosophical realm, I would speculate that if the brain did a flashback, it would probably like to remind you of good things, rather than the bad things.But what’s memorable would be different for every person.

This could possibly be a last recall of memories that we’ve experienced in life, and they replay through our brain in the last seconds before we die.

I think there’s something mystical and spiritual about this whole near-death experience,” Dr Zemmar said. And findings like this – it’s a moment that scientists lives for.”

The point to note that the brainwaves pattern started approximately 30 seconds before the heart stopped beating and continued for about 30 seconds after the heart stopped beating – the point at which the patient is typically declared dead.

A similar study in 2013 – carried out on healthy rats – may offer a clue. In that analysis, US researchers reported high levels of brainwaves at the point of the death until 30 seconds after the rats’ hearts stopped beating – just like the findings found in Dr Zemmar’s epileptic patient.

The completed article as reported in the medical Journal can be studied here: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnagi.2022.813531/full#h6

4Mar

Dr. Paramjeet Featured In Times Of India

by Samridhi Sharma
Dr. Paramjeet Featured In Times Of India

New Delhi / Bengaluru / founder & CEO at subscription keeping the restricts freedom Chennai: The Ashneer Grov billing and revenue managebusiness growing at the workplace is er-BharatPe story brings to ment platform Chargebee. may result in unpredictable one of the quickest ways to mind another similar one sev. outbursts kill creativity says in a world where the best en years ago — that of Rahul talent has more choices than Yadav, co-founder of Housing Paramjeet Singh | Naveen Tewari ever before, “a great work culPSYCHIATRIST, PSRI HOSPITAL FOUNDER & CEO, INMOBI .com. Both involved insulting ture is a serious moat and conversations, allegations of a such as startup founders, have things at you?” The boss in boards will payattention”. toxic work culture, a battle often been found to exhibit question was the co-founder of Prasanna K, managing with boards & investors, and such behaviour, says Param- the company, who has gar- partner of SaaS accelerator eventual resignation of the jeet Singh, a psychiatrist at nered a fierce reputation of be. Upekkha, says protecting founder. In the US, Uber foun- PSRI Hospital in Delhi. The ing volatile and unpredictable. founder interest often beder Travis Kalanick was stress of raising funds and The interviewer went on to comes paramount. “In the US, forced to step down after re- keeping the business growing, confide: “Even I am looking to earlier, it was very common for ports of nurturing a noxious he says, may result in unpre- move on as fast as possible.” investors to replace the foundwork culture. dictable outbursts. And that’s one of the big ing CEO with a professional The problem may not be A senior executive who re- problems with founder arro- CEO after series-B. But if you widespread among startups. cently sat through a job inter- gance, especially in these look at Google or Facebook, But these instances aren’t out view at a Delhi NCR-based ed- times when talent is in short they structured founder equiliers either they are at best tech startup, was asked, “How supply. In today’s world, em- ty to have 10x voting rights of outliers in their intensity. will you handle a boss who will ployees are the biggest IP, says investors and stayed in con People who are risk-takers, call you to his cabin and throw Krishna Kumar, founder & trol,” he says.

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7Jan

Dr. Paramjit Singh in talks with the Lallantop on Prenatal Depression Problem

by Samridhi Sharma
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4Jan

Delhi Psychiatric Society

by Samridhi Sharma

 

Delhi Psychiatric Society is a registered society of Mental Health Professionals mostly Psychiatrist, Clinical Psychologists and Counselors from Delhi and neighboring towns. The Society has been actively involved for the promotion, advancement and research in the field of psychiatry, community welfare and awareness activities, safeguarding the interests of mental health professionals and enhancing ethical and moral standards in the practice of psychiatry.

Delhi Psychiatric SocietyThe aims and objectives of this society are:

1)    To promote and advance the knowledge of psychiatry and allied sciences and to encourage research in the field of    psychiatry and mental health.

2)           To bring about an improvement in the mental health of the people and to prevent, to control, to treat and to relieve the populace from different psychiatric disabilities.

3)                To promote national and international collaboration of professionals and other bodies related to psychiatry.

4)                To make knowledge and practice of psychiatry available to the professions and public through scientific meetings   and publications.

5)                  To safeguard the interests of psychiatrists and fellow professionals of Delhi.

6)                  To enhance ethical and moral standards in the practice of psychiatry.

7)                  To advice the Government and other bodies on various aspects of psychiatry and mental health such as legislation,     administration, education and research.

Each year a council of executive members elects a committee to carry on the roles and responsibilities as mentioned above.

Dr. Paramjeet Singh, Consultant Psychiatrist , Delhi Mind Clinic was elected as an executive council member for the year 2021 – 2022 at the annual conference held on 25th December at Hotel Oberoi, New Delhi. Dr. Paramjeet is grateful and proud to associate with the Delhi Psychiatric Society.

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