The first myth that people believe in for some reason is that one should seek help from mental health professionals only if they suffer from severe mental illnesses. This is far from the truth because individuals get therapy and counseling for a multitude of reasons. It is not just limited to the achievement of mental disorders or anything like that. It could be a career related issue, a family issue, or even an emotional problem
Shruti Singh
@Shruti_Singh · 1:40
This is really great. Swell. And I would totally agree to you about all the myths that you had mentioned, because basically the society we live in, certainly things that we won't require. We don't require therapist at all, as you said, because obviously they are friends and family. So the first reaction they will always give us is that why don't you talk to us? What is it that we cannot help you with? So obviously, you're totally right
Divya Bhatia
@Anastasia_9 · 0:44
Hey Naina, so your sweat is great. And I have also sometimes heard that therapy is very costly. It's very expensive that everyone is not able to afford. The thing you told about that some doctors are affordable and some are not. That was very good. I thought that everyone was very expensive and everyone may be very costly. So I thought like this because I haven't gone to any doctor yet. So I was thinking it like that. So thank you for posting as well
Naina 🏳️🌈
@chipotle69 · 0:31
Hello. I definitely do agree with every single point that you made that was bang on. And I think generation gaps in particular, Play a huge role in the relationship between children and their pets. Errands. And especially in an Indian setting, I think it plays a pretty big role. Right. So, yeah. Thank you so much for applying, and I really liked everything that you spoke about. I. Yeah, bye
Naina 🏳️🌈
@chipotle69 · 0:26
Hi. Okay. Listening to your feedback was honestly so helpful and I am just glad that I was able to help someone and I will definitely tag you in the swells that I make in the future about psychology and therapy, counseling, et cetera. So, yeah, thank you so much for replying and giving me your feedback. Bye
Tanishka Singh
@Tancy_0818 · 4:05
We are the ones who have to share our things. And that's when they figure out who we are. And that's why sometimes it could be easier for a person to share those things that they can't share with their friends or family, with a doctor because they just don't know. And psychiatrists are trained to you are a psychology student. So you get what I'm trying to say
Krishna Telang
@Krishnaroxs · 2:29
Like if they wish to see a counselor, even if they're seeking help, they will not take that step to just call the therapist or call a counselor. Then it will be an admission of a problem. And everyone is so afraid to have a problem, like everyone is wishing to be perfect, which is not possible. And yeah, thank you so much for posting us. Well, about this. It's a topic that needs to be discussed. And yeah, it was an amazing swell
Naina 🏳️🌈
@chipotle69 · 1:39
They can't help you on the same level as a professional who's trained to help you can. And also yeah, I think especially in India, we really do see people kind of putting down other individuals. We're trying to speak up when they are struggling. And they do keep saying that it's like not a big deal. And definitely the smaller problems to create and result in a sort of bigger issue. I definitely do agree with you
Naina 🏳️🌈
@chipotle69 · 1:42
But I guess that's because of how Indian society is and people are very insecure and they don't tend to openly approach people that are close to and let alone actual doctors. So I definitely do get that, which is kind of why I'm creating this series. I'm obviously going to talk more about this and try to make people understand why counseling and therapy is actually safe. And it's not something that they shouldn't be afraid to approach
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Tanishka Singh
@Tancy_0818 · 0:31
Hey, thank you. Yeah, please do make, you know, more sales. I feel like they are really helpful to everyone. I just hope that more and more users come and sell and hear out these kind of things because it will really help them. It's really helpful. And I'm glad I made sense. But half of the times I don't. So it was a great swell. Keep it up. And yes, I hope you have a greater bye
Anshi Sharma
@xoxo_2004 · 0:11
Yes. Finally someone is talking about all these myths that surround therapy and counseling and hey, I did not know you were a psychiatrist too. Same here. Let's go
gungun bansal
@gungunbansal_ · 0:31
Hi Naina, I hope you are doing great and this is actually I found this podcast very informative and very much I want this topic to be discussed in a very frequent way. I seriously want this to happen and you are doing this and I feel pretty grateful about it. And you know, the way people think about the therapy and counseling things are not really concerned a very good thing in the society these days