Occupational therapy, sometimes called “OT”, aims to improve physical and mental health through engaging individuals in activity.Routines of everyday life like cooking and washing as well as leisure pursuits such as sport and music are activities that “occupy” our lives and help give it purpose.
-Sujan Shrestha and Kripa Sigdel In today’s busy world human life has been reduced to mere mechanistic ritual of making a livelihood. Every adult’s life
Nearly 3000 people on average commit suicide daily according to world health organization .Every year about one million people die by suicide and up to 25 times as many make a suicide attempts .Behind these statistics are the individual stories of those who have for many different reasons ,questioned the value of their lives. More people die from suicide than from murder and war; It is the 13th leading cause of death worldwide.
Yesterday, I went to watch the Nepali movie ‘Parva’ starred by Namrata Shrestha and Koshish Chhetri. Initially I thought it was a horror movie and
United Nations Psychology Day was celebrated for the first time in Nepal. It was a concentrated effort of the students and the professionals of Psychology
Say our politics, no matter how many alternative forces are there, we end up voting for the same old party who end up with same
Psychbigyaan Network Nepal is a registered organization established in 2015. It is purely youth led organization working to promote Mental Health and Psychology.The word ‘Psychbigyaan’ is an amalgamation of a English and a Nepali word . Psych means Mind and Bigyaan (which is a Nepali word) means science.
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