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Complicated Grief — When Mourning Does Not End the Way Everyone Expects | Bharosa Her son died in a road accident four years ago. He was twenty-three. In the first year, everyone around her was gentle and patient. In the second year, family members began to say things like, you need to move on. In […]

Couples Therapy for Indian Marriages — Why It Is Not a Sign of Failure | Bharosa They have been married for twelve years. They have two children. On the surface, their life looks fine. But between them, something has slowly died. They do not really talk anymore except about logistics — bills, school fees, groceries,

Divorce, Separation, and the Mental Health Aftermath Nobody Prepared You For | Bharosa Her divorce was finalised eleven months ago. By most measures, she is doing well. She has a good job. She has her own apartment. She has her son on weekends. Her friends say she is stronger than they expected. Her family says

The Mental Health Cost of Infertility — What Couples Carry in Silence | Bharosa They have been trying for a child for five years. They have done three rounds of IVF. Two failed. One ended in an early miscarriage. They have spent more money than they can easily afford. They have been to three fertility

What PTSD Really Looks Like in Everyday Indian Life | Bharosa Four years ago, she had a scooter accident at a busy traffic signal. It was not a big crash. She sprained her wrist, her scooter had a few dents, and for about thirty seconds, she really believed she was going to die. She got