EP-246 | Mental Health Crisis, Stress at Work, Anxiety, Depression & Types of ADHD | Dr Achal Bhagat

[@MBarray]

It's hard to put into words, but the book "Breakout dark depression" completely changed my life and it's not new age bs

[@sushantsrivastava2851]

Can we overcome depression after reading that book?

[@charusavala]

In a heated conversation: Ignore n Don't react,saves an unpleasant situation

[@thomasthomasphilp4393]

Dr. Bhagat is an amazing human being

[@ninaadandnidhi8010]

Absolutely agree with you. Such a delightful conversationalist!

[@veenamurthy2242]

Acceptance is what needs to be worked on and then comes change - makes sense amazing & insightful podcast 👍🏻

[@abhishekanandsahoo]

34:37 sadly the very judicial system is responsible for a huge chunk of suicides and mental health issues Need example??? Remember Atul Subhash... It's not just in that particular kind of cases, it's true for most cases where a middle class or a financially poor person approaches the judiciary/police

[@nzpers]

You hit the bulls eye! The very convoluted and corrupt justice delivery system has been responsible for reducing people to poverty (long drawn procedure even in open and shut cases), mental traumas, social stigma etc. Enough accountability is not assigned to our inhuman judicial system.

[@suprabhaviswanathan8459]

This was a great session. I don't know how I missed it earlier. We need more sessions like these. Thanks

[@nzpers]

Educative podcast! Relevant and realistic questions and equally valuable responses!

[@vijaybgood]

Bhai.. Paisa h toh mental health h for largest chunk of people... Those who have money and still have mental health problems.. They need to learn meditation.. That's all ..

[@sushantsrivastava2851]

ye bhi shi hai bruh...

[@jyotsnasharma8975]

Always such a delight to hear Dr Bhagat .

[@eraclaudius]

This issue is need of hour. Hope this generation gets the best of help .

[@thepsychocounselor]

Simpler but deeper, doctor's part of info is awesome 👍👍

[@vatsalapai4099]

Well explained!! The need to accept, and readiness to to be treated.

[@shamakuma1967]

While in public places or travelling giddiness,inability to concentrate in crowded places and sedation can pose a serious issue.

[@TheUtubecollection]

You didn't even let him finish the definitions of psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists 😔

[@adhd_indian]

I was quite hopeful about this podcast....but straight up so much deviation and unanswered points put me off. Smita ji, kindly ask relevant questions and complete answer should be provided or discussed before moving on to the next point.

[@sinkutiwari3137]

First, people stop volunteering himself to be treated as slave, Second, working hours should be 6 hours in a day, Third, government should take initiative reform on the laws to contain stress at work place, etc.

[@ApulicaOfficial]

Sorry but Smita has failed to ask right questions this time. She continuously deviated from the core mental health topic. This shows even educated people have very bad level of awareness. This is our reality. As doctor has rightly mentioned so many things we have over normalised it in India.

[@nzpers]

Asking for enlightenment since I thought SP asked good questions… what are the important right questions that missed? Would you please outline a few of them? TIA

[@pbk-varma]

Kudos to Smita for bringing him. There is very poor understanding of mental health among the physicians themselves. What the Dr. says is so true it is as if some zombie has taken over the mind and intellect. There are few specialists who understands the situation to give right advice, empathy and sympathy does not help, understanding the core issue and giving the right direction helps a lot.

[@abhishekanandsahoo]

Thank you 🙏 For this episode

[@cssuntherrao]

A true spiritual guru helps more than just at a psychological help. Not only those with mental issues go to a guru. It is more holistic even in providing psychological help. A psychiatrist treats only at a mental level, even prescribing drugs at times.

[@h_a-www]

Psychiatric drugs can be addictive. Its not a myth. Eg. sertraline. Once you start, you cannot stop suddenly. You have to be weaned off slowly. So councelling is better choice. But india doesnt have many. Many conmen/conwomen exist.

[@SiddharthSingh-up2gs]

Sertaline is not addictive. Its called withdrawal symptoms

[@sripriyarao7238]

Sertraline is a mild drug....n it helps us to keep going n do our routine chores....these drugs are our saviours in the lonely lives we lead. People neither have time, nor inclination to listen nor empathy.... that's the sad truth

[@thomasthomasphilp4393]

Real human connections are becoming less these days.

[@shamakuma1967]

This crisis correlates with our dismal happiness index rating.On par with pakistan,bangladesh despite being a global power and global guru.

[@Rkginvincible]

That smirk on his face when he talks about therapist. Arrogant psychiatrist.

[@jyotsnasharma8975]

I think you are just imagining… Some of us smile more while some of us have a stern face . He is too good a human being.

[@sunilagarwal4187]

Please upload Hindi translated podcast also for Hindi speaking people in rural areas as it is very much prevalent over there.

[@shamakuma1967]

High temperature during summer can cause hyperthermia due to neuroleptic malignant syndrome from antipsychotics and serotonergic excessive sweating and electrolyte imbalance due to antidepressants. Those on lithium can go into renal failure during summer due to excessive urination coupled with inadequate fluid intake leafing to lithium toxicity.

[@AviralBhai07]

Corruption has to stop. System has to become faster. Kisi ko line na lagani pade kahi bhi.. Right to Equality, Clean Air. Strict actions against Hooligans. Thats all in all Everyone wants from our leaders then only people will change.

[@Aditav8680]

Upload the video on the issue raised by Mr Hibi Eden in parliament! Hope this would have been done after EY & Hdfc employee death Incident

[@dryatish2102]

they could have mentioned some of the free and accessible service for mental health and well being like Tele MANAS

[@dryatish2102]

toll free number 14416

[@kyogesh21]

Social media contributed tremendously in the metal health issues

[@BoBierman1]

Not just Indiia, but many other countries have the same problems

[@cssuntherrao]

Yes, so called advanced countries have more.

[@BoBierman1]

@cssuntherrao Agree

[@MANTOINDIA]

This could be more focussed.

[@smash7717]

Have a podcast with Acharya Prashant!

[@sushmitamukherjee8502]

Oh my God. Maximum people will not be able to handle such truth tellers. 😂

[@rchakrapani8618]

Simple renaming as Indian Civil Code may lessen the notoriety it presently projects

[@harshitatripathi5731]

Need to talk chal yr baat kartey hai

[@charusavala]

Hoponopo has worked. If there's a rough phase between people,the above problem helps. I am sorry Please forgive Thank You I love You. That helps.

[@atulhanda]

Practice annapana ten minutes daily and vipassana hny

[@buddharatn]

Smita should stick to the role of podcast host. Her expertise is to ask question. Let the expert talk on issues such as whether celebrities discussing their mental health is effective.

[@HellBoy0508]

Agree she was trying too hard. She kept interrupting. Someone tell her this is not a samosa caucus podcast where you can deviate and talk off topic

[@fugue4127]

Agree, Is Smita the expert here! Let the expert talk freely instead of interjecting with her opinions

[@ydswathi6846]

🙏🙏👍

[@shraddhasingh3352]

If u really want to help much more people u should talk in hindi plz.

[@BachodBaba-t3f]

Agree with gavo me yah problem ja rahi h ab

[@THEVINTAGECLASSICSs]

MENS MENTAL KI BAAT HI NHI KI

[@gramakrishnarao3003]

All well as long as you are with normal habits. All fake % business.

[@dharamgusain6623]

अरे चाचा यह बोलो ना नीतिनिर्माता जो नेता है देश के उन्होंने ऐसी गलत नीतियों का नतीजा है। 1 घंटे खामखां पॉडकास्ट में बातों को घूमते रहो सच बोलना है नहीं।

[@nh54guesthouse]

A fish out of Water is Never Ever, happy or @peace content, stable, Cannot live without fear, doubt, anxiety worry stress tensions, illness, disease, pain & sufferings". 145Cr here + World, are out of Water and are swimming in this dreadful World ocean just living learning working struggling only to die with Nothing. In Everything they All truly have Nothing.

[@shamakuma1967]

Bipolar and psychosis arising due to abuse of alcohol and street drugs like cocaine,charas,ganja,amphetamines are very common.

[@shamakuma1967]

Due to flooding mental health patients won't be able to go for consultations and purchase their medicines. Psychotropic drugs can cause hyponatremia and global warming and high temperature can worsen this condition. Rest of ur conversation on climate is flimsy. Winter season can cause seasonal affective disorder.

[@sushmitamukherjee8502]

There's a reason I switched to other channels.

[@Shelu-p6n]

Kuch b Attitude! Thank YOURS elf

[@sanjayshah2924]

Boring podcast. Difficult to connect

[@Saganism]

This interview needed more seriousness. This was very badly done.

[@Ramprasanna100]

First things first...stop declaring small pockets of urban India as India itself in its entirety.

[@rakshittripathi7240]

Meri family itni achi ku hai mere papa hme khud psychiatrist ke pass le gye wo bhi bhot casually bhai chemical locha bhi ho jata hai mere sath toh koi trauma nhi hua

[@SudhirKumar-u5l9t]

Sir aap log uspe please wark kriye

[@saurabhshinde3540]

Blah blah blah....nothing concrete substantial or actionable coming out of this almost 2 hour long conversation

[@Saganism]

Smita Prakash is out of touch with reality.

[@GuruShiju]

Alotpesntdaklmant

[@kingv-skarnam]

१

[@brightfuture6949]

Doctor for wise donkeys 😂😂

[@Sedativezombie]

Anyone in comment section has social anxiety disorder 😢 cuz i have

[@GauravLingwal-d1l]

Ocd mera ku the. F.. Ocd

[@PolishHussar9]

You must take medicine