The SAMHIN team of mental health providers will provide free mental health screenings for stress, anxiety, depression, substance use, ADHD, Smoking. The clinicians will be available to answer your questions and provide advice and referrals. Free educational handouts will also be available.
SAMHIN team of mental health providers will provide free screenings for stress, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, ADHD, etc. We will answer your questions about mental illness, treatments, addiction, and tobacco use. In addition, there will be general health screenings for diabetes, nutrition, blood pressure, and vision.
The workshop will address issues of dual cultural identity, LGBTQ and gender identity, youth pressures with parents, facilitating discussions between parents and children, shame and stigma associated with mental illness, barriers to care, and misconceptions in the South Asian community.
SAMHIN team of mental health providers will provide free screenings for stress, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, ADHD, etc. We will answer your questions about mental illness, treatments, addiction, and tobacco use.
This program focuses on the impact of stressors on the mental health of South Asian lawyers. Program will discuss signs of mental illness and when to seek treatment.
SAMHIN team of mental health providers will provide free screenings for stress, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, ADHD, etc. We will answer your questions about mental illness, treatments, addiction, and tobacco use.
Enjoy the festival, great food, Ram Leela, cultural programs, and Ravan Dahan. Come to the SAMHIN booth for accessible mental health screening and information or to ask questions about mental health.
SAMHIN team of mental health providers will provide free screenings for stress, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, ADHD, etc. We will answer your questions about mental illness, treatments, substance use, and tobacco use while maintaining confidentiality and privacy.
There is shock and sadness in the aftermath of the tragic death of four individuals (parents and two children) in Plainsboro, NJ. Engineers of the NIT alums are looking for ways to understand this and learn what can be done to prevent such tragedies. The workshop will address anxiety and stress issues, mental illness stigma, domestic violence, and why South Asians are reluctant to seek help when needed.
The main topic is a discussion about the stigma of mental health and mental health issues in the South Asian population. Panelists will answer questions about mental health and the impact of stigma on the well-being of medical students.