Harshmeet Kaur

Why Your Therapy Progress Might Be Stalled: The Biological Link Between Vitamin D3 and Depression

Have you ever felt like you’re doing everything “right” in therapy, yet the heavy cloud of depression simply won’t lift? In my practice, I frequently see clients who are incredibly consistent. They show up every week, they are diligent with their psychological tools, and they are deeply committed to their growth—yet their mood remains exceptionally […]

5 Things People Get Wrong About Depression

In my practice in Delhi, I hear certain phrases again and again. From families. From colleagues. Sometimes from the very people who are suffering. “Ye sirf sadness hai.”   “Bas khush rehna seekho.”   “Aapke paas toh sab kuch hai.” These are not simply unhelpful things to say. They are beliefs so embedded in Indian […]

World Immunization Week 2025: A Psychologist’s Perspective on Safety, Prevention, and Collective Care

Vaccines have long stood as a cornerstone of global health—quietly, powerfully saving lives and transforming futures. As we mark World Immunization Week 2025, it’s not just a time to acknowledge a scientific achievement; it’s a time to celebrate and protect one of humanity’s greatest acts of collective care. A Legacy of Protection: What the Numbers […]

Her Health, Her Right – No Woman Left Behind!

Breaking Barriers to Women’s Healthcare Access This International Women’s Day 2025, let’s shine a light on a silent crisis—healthcare inequality for women and girls. In many parts of the world, healthcare remains a privilege rather than a fundamental right. Millions of women still struggle to access the medical and mental health care they need due […]

Understanding Obesity: Beyond Diet & Exercise!

World Obesity Day 2025: A Psychologist’s Perspective on Support & Compassion Obesity is often misunderstood as a simple matter of diet and exercise, but as a psychologist, I see it through a much broader lens. It is a complex health condition shaped by biological, psychological, environmental, and social factors. The way we talk about and […]

Why World Hearing Day Matters!

World Hearing Day 2025: Changing Mindsets and Making Hearing Care a Reality for All March 3, 2025 Hearing loss is often called an “invisible disability” because its effects are not always apparent, yet it profoundly impacts millions worldwide. Too often, those experiencing hearing loss face judgment rather than support. On World Hearing Day 2025, it’s […]

February 26, 2025 Harshmeet Kaur No Comments

Women-Focused Care: Prioritizing Women’s Health and Well-Being

Women’s health goes beyond reproductive care—it encompasses physical, mental, and emotional well-being at every stage of life. Women-focused care acknowledges the unique challenges women face, from hormonal changes and maternal health to workplace stress and mental health struggles. In this blog, we explore the importance of comprehensive healthcare designed specifically for women. Understanding Women’s Unique […]

February 25, 2025 Harshmeet Kaur No Comments

Breaking Free from “I’m Not Pretty” – A Guide to Self-Love and Confidence

Have you ever looked in the mirror and thought, “I’m not pretty”? If so, you’re not alone. Many of us struggle with self-perception, especially in a world that constantly bombards us with unrealistic beauty standards. But here’s the truth: beauty is not just about appearance—it’s about confidence, self-care, and how we see ourselves. Let’s explore […]