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Social Migraine

Social Migraine

By: Rosita Dmello
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 It's me, Rosita, speaking about some topics that I feel STRONGLY for. I will have a guest with me every episode, to give some insights on the topic. I promise you that you'll learn something every episode.Rosita Dmello Social Sciences
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  • Q&A with Ms. Shama Shah

    Q&A with Ms. Shama Shah
    May 8 2021

    In the conclusion episode for my Mental Health Series, I talk to a Mental Health Professional, Ms. Shama Shah. She is a therapist who has been practisting for 9 years. I ask her the questions that some of my listeners and friends have asked, to which she gives insightful and helpful answers. Hope this helps each one of you listening.
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    34 mins
  • Don't worry? Be happy? Part 3 (with Natasha Singh)

    Don't worry? Be happy? Part 3 (with Natasha Singh)
    May 3 2021

    In this episode, we speak about representation of mental health in movies, some resources where one can get help from, the Mental Health Act, and I also read out some wholesome news headlines to lighten up the mood. I hope it helps you.
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    18 mins
  • Don't worry? Be happy? Part 2 (with Natasha Singh)

    Don't worry? Be happy? Part 2 (with Natasha Singh)
    Apr 24 2021

    In this episode, we speak about the relation between physical illness and mental illness. There is also an interesting discussion on suppressing emotions, because how can you really be alive if you don't express? And, we have a little conversation on the mental health aspect of the SSR situation. 
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    23 mins

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