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Childhood Anxiety — The Quiet Child Who Is Silently Suffering | Bharosa She is nine years old. She is the quietest child in her class. She sits in the front row. Her homework is always done. Her uniform is always ironed. Her notebooks are always neat. Her teachers love her. Her parents are proud of […]

Autism Spectrum in Indian Children — Early Signs and Why Early Intervention Changes Everything | Bharosa He was two years old when his mother first began to worry. He did not look at her the way her older child had. He did not point at things. He did not say words she expected him to

Bipolar Disorder Explained — It Is Not Just Mood Swings | Bharosa Her family calls her moody. They say she is dramatic. They say she has her ups and downs like everyone else — only bigger. What they do not see is that her ups are not just good moods. For a week in March,

Schizophrenia in India — Separating the Myths from the Medicine | Bharosa When her brother started hearing voices at twenty-three, the family kept it a secret. They consulted religious figures. They tried traditional remedies. They believed he was possessed. They believed the family had done something wrong in a past life. They kept him away

OCD Is Not About Being Tidy — What Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Really Is | Bharosa He is twenty-eight years old. He works in IT. His colleagues think he is a bit eccentric — a little too careful about his desk, a little too precise about his schedule, a little too particular about how things are arranged.