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December 1, 2025

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Punjab orders province-wide mental health screening for police personnel

PUNJAB/PAKISTAN: Punjab Police has announced a mandatory mental and physical health screening program for all ranks amid growing concerns about stress-related conditions within the force. According to an official circular of the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Establishment Punjab-I titled ‘Psychological Profile for All Officers’, police officers and frontline staff are increasingly exposed to high pressure environments such as long working hours and frequent encounters with criminal elements. The letter says additional administrative, social, economic and political factors are putting further pressure on officers, leaving them vulnerable to a range of mental and physical health problems. He warns that continued exposure

November 11, 2025

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Young voices, leaders unite for mental health

Unplugged 2025 – Ab Chup Nahin Concert at AKU. — Unplugged 2025 Pakistan’s only youth mental health concert brings together students from AKU, IBA and IVS for an evening of music, connection and hope. More than 450 students, educators, health professionals, artists and civil society leaders gathered at the Aga Khan University (AKU) on Saturday for Unplugged 2025 – Ab Chup Nahin (Silent No More), a youth-led concert spotlighting mental health in Pakistan. Organized by Synapse Pakistan Neuroscience Institute and hosted by AKU Brain and Mind Institute (AKU-BMI) in association with Institute of Business Administration (IBA) Karachi and Indus Valley

November 5, 2025

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Experts are pushing for multifaceted mental health solutions, not just tertiary care

We can’t discount income inequality, climate change when providing mental health care, doctors say at AKUH conference The Brain and Mind World Conference was held over two days at the Aga Khan University, Karachi. Source: @AKU_BMI on X Mental health is a multifaceted issue that needs to be addressed at every level of society and in all areas of professional and community life, experts at the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) have stressed. Brain and Mind conference on Wednesday. The two-day conference included discussions on topics ranging from the effects of climate change on mental health and suicide to ways

November 5, 2025

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I am a 12th grader struggling with emotional, mental issues. Please help!

A representational image shows a worried person. — Canva Illustration by Geo.tv Dear Haya, I am a 12th grader and struggle with some emotional and mental issues that continue to affect my academic life, especially my challenges with math. I had failed the subject earlier and this would be my last chance to pass this year. When I was in the 11th grade, I was unable to attend college due to severe health problems, including physical and mental, that made it difficult for me to leave home. I’ve been having similar symptoms lately. I am on earlier prescription drugs which

October 27, 2025

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Saba Qamar urges open conversations about mental health

Actor shares personal thoughts, encourages Pakistanis to talk and listen during World Mental Health Month KARACHI: Pakistani actor Saba Qamar urged people to be honest about their mental well-being, saying “mental health is as important as physical health”. In a heartfelt video message shared on Instagram, she launched a mental health awareness campaign to mark World Mental Health Month. The Kamli and Baaghi star, who also serves as UNICEF Pakistan’s National Ambassador for Children’s Rights and Girls’ Empowerment, spoke candidly about her own struggles and the lessons she learned along the way. “Like everyone, I’ve had my struggles. There were

October 8, 2025

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Let’s change the future of mental health

A woman takes a photo in front of the heart -shaped light facilities. – Reuters In Pakistan, the scale of the mental health crisis is shocking. Millions of people live with unfulfilled mental health needs – almost 90% remain without access to care. Despite this hopeless need, less than 0.5% of Pakistan’s national health budget is available in mental health. It would be easy to indicate that the solution is simply to train more doctors, advisers and psychologists. Without proper investment, infrastructure, politics and regulation, and even the most specialized professionals cannot achieve the optimal possibility of addressing the needs

September 3, 2025

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Over a billion people living with mental health conditions: Report

A representation of a youth sitting with his face covered in his hands. – pixabay More than one billion people are affected by mental health disorders, with situations such as anxiety and depression that cause serious human and economic costs worldwide, according to new data published by the World Health Organization (WHO). In two major reports – today global mental health today and Atlas Matter Health Atlas 2024 – who stated that while many countries have enhanced policies and programs, much greater investment and action to expand access to care. The findings are expected to help to shape national strategies

July 17, 2025

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15% of Pakistani Youth suffers from mental health disorders: Expert

Representative image shows the man suffering from depression. – freepik One of Pakistan’s leading neurologists, Dr. Muhammad Wasay, said Thursday that 15% of Pakistan’s youth is suffering from mental health disorders. On the occasion of World Brain Day 2025, a press conference was held on Thursday at the Karachi Press Club, in which famous neurologists and health experts stressed that mental health is not just the absence of diseases, but the foundation of a positive and dignified life. This year’s issue for World Brain Day is “brain health and prosperity: priority for all”. According to global statistics, 43% of the

July 11, 2025

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5 of the most accurate illustrations of mental health in the movie

Illustrations of mental illness are a thin issue. These movies walk in a fine line. Unfortunately, more often, some films fall into predictable stereotypes that mislead mental health. However, when a film handles mental health with sensitivity, research and shade, it can play an important role in the education of audiences and promoting a more compassionate dialogue. With Gen Z and Millennials leading open conversations about emotional prosperity, treatment and neurotransmitter, these five films stand out for their authentic and respected representations of their mental health. These films bring awareness to the struggles that many face and do with honesty,

May 11, 2025

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Liam Payne Kate Cassidy’s girlfriend opens for her mental health

Liam Payne Kate Cassidy’s girlfriend opens for her mental health Kate Cassidy, girlfriend of Late Pop Star Liam Payne, shared a sincere briefing on her mental health journey as she continues to saddish his tragic death. The 26 -year -old influence posted a honest video of Tiktok in her 1.5 million fans, revealing that she got a “mental reintroduction day” after struggling to get out of bed. According to Daily post officeCassidy’s emotional entry came just a few days after the report that he could not inherit any part of the estimated Payne £ £ 24 million property. Payne, who

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