Thank you Sanjay dai, Dr. Rachana Sharma Basnet and Dr. Sagun Ballav Pant for such thought-provoking Podcasts. This type of discussion need be organized very often to break the taboo on mental health.
Truly educational and opinionated. This ep should be reached out to many people. Worth giving 2hrs of your life on this episode. Their way of stating their opinions with scientific and statistics facts and with relatable examples literally validated my thoughts and feelings. Gave validation to my perspective. I feel so good rn.
One of the best podcast of this channel till date! Also thank you to the host for giving more attention to the guest without interrupting unlike many of the podcasts in the past. Would love to hear more from such people on specific related topics more than anyone else.
I work as a healthcare professional in the UK and from my experience working with few Nepalese patients I noted that Nepalese people do not accept that they have the depression or any form mental health problems.They will always say “I am not depressed doctor “ . This will be the opening sentence. It makes it really hard for us to counsel and formulate further plan. This is my experience. Extremely informative podcast. I enjoyed thoroughly!!
Incredible podcast. The beauty of it is the fact that complex concepts have been explained so well, making it clear to understand, relate and apply. A winner in my books.
As a mental health worker in Australia, i would say the situation of Nepal in a terms of mental health is stigma and unawareness. We would feel shame to visit a psychologist as society will call us “pagal”. So nice to hear this podcast.
I really needed topic related conversation ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 thank you all the three of you for opening and talking about this mental health suicide and demerits 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 heartily thanks team on air
Beautiful explanation Very important tips for mental health Self reflection : we focus more on others success. We fail to self reflect on ourselves. It is more important to know about oneself , to analyse your strength and weakness. Your mind is your great asset and can be your enemy too. Plz develop awareness, consciousness Mindfulness : awareness and consciousness about your state of mind . To observe your thoughts, emotions. Being aware of your thoughts Listening: to listen someone without judgment, relax , focus Being Registered nurse in Australia I have learned above. On top of that, listening spiritual talk have also helped . In life we focus more on material goals. Look yourself Be happy in simple things I hope this comment will help someone❤ Skills very important to teach from young kids, to speak with people, foster relationship
As someone who just started working in rehabilitation centers for addiction, i can vouch for what they are saying. Regulation bhanne kura ta chadai chaina. It is soo so tragic and at a vulnerable state I am surprised to see how they are even allowed to run like that.
Very Informational podcast sanjay. Nepal ma ajhai mental health issue lai recognize garya chaina. It is big thing. Everyone needs an outlet and someone to hear them out. However due to the orthodox beliefs that society has created most of the people stay behind the curtain. I loved the part where he said “Teacher aucha padhaucha ani jancha “ Teacher le opinion sundaina student ko. Life ma reflect garnu ekdum jaruri cha then you will realize where you messed up.I highly recommend that if anyone is going through any mental health issue reach out to respective people who are expert in this field. Life is precious and its one time don’t take it lightly!
Great podcast. Great psychiatrists. Sanjay kept listening more from them this time. Lot of good information they shared. Thanks Sanjay for bringing them.
Good parenting ko euta session garauna. Much much needed but the thing is when we speak in english its only reaches a few percentage. Sagun ji had pearls of wisdom to share but since he was giving advice in english language. How many Nepalese can understand that? Sano sano useful clip nikalera could be promoted in elsewhere as well. People need to be advised on how to use social media in a healthy way, how to do well parenting and many other topics. A humble request from an aspiring psychologist.
It is educational but if you are talking about suicide and similar sensitive topic please do a trigger warning in the beginning of the episode. It is a good practice and an important one to practice safety. Some topics discussed can be very triggering to people experiencing mental health difficulties.
Thankyou Mr Sanjay ji for bringing up psychiatrist doctors . The podcast was really helpful. The themes brought up in this podcast is thought provoking for all.
is suicide a crime ? if we live after trying to commit suicide , is this crime if we are alive ? wil i be punished if i tied to commit suicide & i m saved ?
I am curious how difficult would it be to only speak English? There's twelve billion people out there you are not allowing to watch your podcast because you need to speak Indian every two minutes...
They are speaking Nepali (their mother language) not hindi. Nepali and Hindi are two vastly different language created out from Sanskrit. They share some same words, phrase and stuff but they arent the same language.
This type of discussion should occur more frequently brother. It's really matters to our society a lot❤❤
Thank you Sanjay dai, Dr. Rachana Sharma Basnet and Dr. Sagun Ballav Pant for such thought-provoking Podcasts. This type of discussion need be organized very often to break the taboo on mental health.
Truly educational and opinionated. This ep should be reached out to many people. Worth giving 2hrs of your life on this episode. Their way of stating their opinions with scientific and statistics facts and with relatable examples literally validated my thoughts and feelings. Gave validation to my perspective. I feel so good rn.
One of the best podcast of this channel till date! Also thank you to the host for giving more attention to the guest without interrupting unlike many of the podcasts in the past. Would love to hear more from such people on specific related topics more than anyone else.
I think this podcast is one of the best podcast about drugs ,bad habits,female problem etc loved to watch and listen this podcast
I work as a healthcare professional in the UK and from my experience working with few Nepalese patients I noted that Nepalese people do not accept that they have the depression or any form mental health problems.They will always say “I am not depressed doctor “ . This will be the opening sentence. It makes it really hard for us to counsel and formulate further plan. This is my experience.
Extremely informative podcast. I enjoyed thoroughly!!
Incredible podcast. The beauty of it is the fact that complex concepts have been explained so well, making it clear to understand, relate and apply. A winner in my books.
As a mental health worker in Australia, i would say the situation of Nepal
in a terms of mental health is stigma and unawareness. We would feel shame to visit a psychologist as society will call us “pagal”. So nice to hear this podcast.
This has to be the most underrated podcast in this channel, so much information
Forever Grateful to Dr. Sagun Ballav Pant 🙏
I really needed topic related conversation ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 thank you all the three of you for opening and talking about this mental health suicide and demerits 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 heartily thanks team on air
I met with him as an external examiner for my final year exams..... atti ramro personality loved him ❤
Beautiful explanation
Very important tips for mental health
Self reflection : we focus more on others success. We fail to self reflect on ourselves. It is more important to know about oneself , to analyse your strength and weakness. Your mind is your great asset and can be your enemy too. Plz develop awareness, consciousness
Mindfulness : awareness and consciousness about your state of mind . To observe your thoughts, emotions. Being aware of your thoughts
Listening: to listen someone without judgment, relax , focus
Being Registered nurse in Australia I have learned above. On top of that, listening spiritual talk have also helped .
In life we focus more on material goals.
Look yourself
Be happy in simple things
I hope this comment will help someone❤
Skills very important to teach from young kids, to speak with people, foster relationship
Thank You for this beautiful and enlightened session ❤❤
A wonderful podcast ❣️😍
Wanna be in the podcast with Sanjay dai in future may be some years later 🌻☮️
As someone who just started working in rehabilitation centers for addiction, i can vouch for what they are saying. Regulation bhanne kura ta chadai chaina. It is soo so tragic and at a vulnerable state I am surprised to see how they are even allowed to run like that.
Very Informational podcast sanjay. Nepal ma ajhai mental health issue lai recognize garya chaina. It is big thing. Everyone needs an outlet and someone to hear them out. However due to the orthodox beliefs that society has created most of the people stay behind the curtain. I loved the part where he said “Teacher aucha padhaucha ani jancha “ Teacher le opinion sundaina student ko. Life ma reflect garnu ekdum jaruri cha then you will realize where you messed up.I highly recommend that if anyone is going through any mental health issue reach out to respective people who are expert in this field. Life is precious and its one time don’t take it lightly!
Dr.Rachana you are full of wisdoms and sagun too.
You guys taught us valuable life skills.
This is amazing episode , so informational on mental health.
Great podcast. Great psychiatrists. Sanjay kept listening more from them this time. Lot of good information they shared. Thanks Sanjay for bringing them.
Amazing content. loved it. we need more professionals like them in this podcast
Good parenting ko euta session garauna. Much much needed but the thing is when we speak in english its only reaches a few percentage. Sagun ji had pearls of wisdom to share but since he was giving advice in english language. How many Nepalese can understand that? Sano sano useful clip nikalera could be promoted in elsewhere as well. People need to be advised on how to use social media in a healthy way, how to do well parenting and many other topics. A humble request from an aspiring psychologist.
Very good conversation on serious and sensible topic, watched till the end for the first time.
Best podcast till date brother ❤❤ the things which I always wanted to say is clearly said by the professionals ones very satisfied
This discussion is very interesting and informative about the subject discussed.
must to listen podcast for everyone
Such an insightful podcast👏🏾thank you both for this enlightening session.
watched the whole podcast, there is much to discuss further. Hoping to see you both even the next time.
It is educational but if you are talking about suicide and similar sensitive topic please do a trigger warning in the beginning of the episode. It is a good practice and an important one to practice safety. Some topics discussed can be very triggering to people experiencing mental health difficulties.
Sanjay selection for podcast is amazing!
Thanks for this podcast bro
I refer this podcast to my wife my sister in law and my all family members I think this will help to all of as
I mean this is really good it's necessary for everyone to listen this !
This is the best topic u hv covered so far. Keep it up !!
Thankyou Mr Sanjay ji for bringing up psychiatrist doctors . The podcast was really helpful. The themes brought up in this podcast is thought provoking for all.
Thanku so much for motivating. Thanku
Informative ❤ Thanks for the best 2 hours 🙏🏻
Older than this Psychiatrists is best for podcast!
Best Episode 👍
Accept their words of these psychiatrists .
Amazing episode!
You need to accept the truth and consult to expertise in case you have mental issues. That’s the guts in your life
This was what lots of people were seeking for❣️❣️
Thank you so much😇
Invite them again brother 😊
Thank you Sanjay dai
What an informative video ❤️
Atinai ramro podcast dai.
BRO KOI ENTERPRENEUR LAI PANI BOLAUNU NA START UP KO BAREMA PANI SUNAM NEPAL MAI K HI GARNA SAKINXA KI.... HAMI KATI BIDES MA BASNEY DAI.... HELP US.
Very informative
motivating 🧡
i am not being able to play this video from japan... can some one explain me the reason?????????
Could you do a postpartum podcast
27:24 it is still there !
Super nice !!
💯👌👍sanjay ❤️
Respect 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sadguru has beautiful tips to parents, "Childern are your privileges, not property".
Why not some teachers? I think teachers should be invited as well🙂
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very nice 👍
Rishav Koiralai invite garnus na MBBS/MD/PhD in psychiatry
is suicide a crime ?
if we live after trying to commit suicide , is this crime if we are alive ?
wil i be punished if i tied to commit suicide & i m saved ?
need spiritual podcast bring someone who can talk about life after death, wisdom and truth...
Follow seekers podcast
please invite . Dr vishanada yogi.
We Nepali live in yeasto society where mental health is still tabo and where mental illness is related to pagal
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i used to be scared with my english teacher because he would scold me infront of everyone , because i couldnt tell time with the analog watch.
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Ask for help. You are important. Your life is important.
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Tuki lai bolam ❤❤😂😂
Urban setup vs Rural setup...damn this must be end.....We must steal richs tool and distribute it to poor
Impromptu 🙏
You should take interview of nimesh gurung 💂♂️💂♂️💪💪
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Dai aba indian snga try garnu na video banauna nepal ra india ko relation still strong xa vanera manxe harulai aware garauna lai
Not as much professional, they seem just taking sides. Good parroting. Couldn't endure 10 min.
Guff matra bhayo yo. Let’s take owernship guys!
I am curious how difficult would it be to only speak English? There's twelve billion people out there you are not allowing to watch your podcast because you need to speak Indian every two minutes...
They are speaking Nepali (their mother language) not hindi. Nepali and Hindi are two vastly different language created out from Sanskrit. They share some same words, phrase and stuff but they arent the same language.
Hear me out, depression and mental health is lazy man's excuses. grow a pair.
Oh are you sure? lazy people gets sucidical thoughts?
@@lifeofseli____3053 100% do you need a hug??
@@SuperPapatoto don't judge others through your perspectives!
@@lifeofseli____3053 omg are you playing psychosis to me huh? 😄 go to bed. You cant.
@@SuperPapatoto oh don't bother to use your mind
I’m 30 and I’m still kid bro 🥲
Sarad.shrestha
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