Mind Matters
Sahaita is partnering with PCHS from Canada to bring back Mind Matters Webinar series. It is aimed to raise awareness of the importance of Mental wellness and provide resources to the South Asian Community. Here you will find information about upcoming webinars, including an archive of past events and useful links and resources. Feel free to reach out to us at info@sahaita.org for questions, suggestions and support.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Resources
California Youth Crisis Line | www.calyouth.org/cycl/ |
National Crisis Text Line (US or Canada) | www.crisistextline.org |
National Suicide Prevention Line | www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org |
Trevor Project for LGBTQ Youth | www.thetrevorproject.org |
National Alliance of Mental Health | www.namica.org |
National Institute of Mental Health | |
Mental Health Fact Sheet | |
Stress Fact Sheet |
ALCOHOLISM
Alcohol Rehab Guide is dedicated to helping people overcome alcoholism and achieve long-term sobriety. The ARG team strives to raise awareness about those most susceptible to alcohol abuse: adolescents, college students, adults, individuals with mental health disorders and veterans. ARG works with nationally recognized rehab centers to provide treatment seekers with counseling, placement and insurance/financial consultations.
Coming Soon
Coming Soon
Resources Provided by South Asian Mental Health Consortium
Partners
Past Events
Part of Sahaita’s Mind Matters Series, this webinar was on parenting in a post COVID world with great tips on engaging young adults away from gaming and social media consumption along with strategies to build better communication and bon with your children
Presentation Deck: Managing Social Media Usage for Children & Adolescents
“lok ki kehenge!” “sade ghar vich nai ehe problem” “I can’t seek help or treatment because I have no time and too many responsibilities.” We hear these too often, and these are the common deterrents from someone getting the help they need. Dr. Harry Sekhon, Dr. Preet Sabharwal, and Baldev Mutta discuss mental and emotional wellness. Topics discussed: how to recognize someone needs help, understanding feeling and emotions, stigma and myths around mental health, mental health struggles within South Asian Women, how to seek help or treatment living with in-laws or a joint family Confidentiality & Privacy when seeking Mental Health treatment. Thank you to our Panelists: Dr. Harry Sekhon – Specialization in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Dr. Preet Sabharwal – Founder of South Asian Mental Health Consortium, Baldev Mutta – CEO and Founder of Punjabi Community Health Services, Anaika Sahota (Moderator) – Sahaita Volunteer
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