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Normalizing Conversations on Mental Health

Presented from India by Dr. Madhu Vamsi G

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Case Description

Normalizing conversations about mental health is essential to breaking the stigma that surrounds mental illness. Open discussions encourage individuals to seek help without fear of judgment, making mental health care more accessible. By talking about mental health as we do physical health, we...

Case Summary

The discussion centers on the importance of addressing suicide, particularly the rising cases not only abroad and in urban India, but also in rural areas. One significant factor contributing to suicide is untreated depression, emphasizing the need for early intervention and support systems for individuals and families. Suicide's impact extends beyond the individual, often devastating entire families and communities.

Speaker Profile

Dr. Madhu Vamsi G

MBBS, MD DNB Psychiatry, PGCAMH, Neuropsychiatrist, Hyderabad

Dr. Madhu Vamsi G is a Consultant Psychiatrist and Senior Resident in Hyderabad, specializing in mental wellness. With over 100 mental health collaborations across India, he focuses on areas such as stress management, workplace wellness, and child and geriatric care. He holds an MBBS from Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences and an MD in Psychiatry from Govt Medical College, Nizamabad. Dr. Vamsi has served in various medical roles and currently teaches psychiatry, prepares NEET PG content, and conducts live classes for FMGE and UPSC CMS aspirants. He is an active member of the Indian Psychiatry Society and has published research in notable journals. Additionally, he engages with the community through initiatives like Thalamus 101 and various NGO collaborations.

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