The Best of Sanity Vol. 1: The Big Debates
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Welcome to The Best of Sanity, a series of downloadables featuring mental health stories you can’t miss.


I’m excited to bring you Vol. 3 of the series, containing three thought-provoking pieces on therapy:


  1. Are we using words like ‘trauma’ and ‘depression’ too casually, and is this hurting the mental health movement?
  2. The term 'lived experience' is popping up everywhere. But what does it really mean?
  3. Do mental illness diagnoses help or harm?


Each piece also includes questions for you that'll help expand your imagination around these topics.


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I’ve always admired Tanmoys authenticity more than anything else. He’s on point and has great clarity on the subject that’s rare to find.
Snigdha
Aug 2023
Tanmoy was kind, extremely thoughtful and made the conversation into the safest space possible. I left not just with a ton of insight, but feeling better and (way) more at ease on the looming questions I had entered the call with.
Simran Pavecha
Sep 2023
Tanmoy's LinkedIn presence and newsletter have been a source of deep insights about the ground realities of the mental health scene in India. So meeting him and running a few project ideas by him gave me a lot of food for thought. I was able to clarify my focus and Tanmoy's reflections have been a gift.
Gitika Talwar
Aug 2023
Thank you very much for creating a truly thought-provoking session on Lived Experience and holding space for us all, Tanmoy! As a PWLE, I unlearned and learned so much about Lived Experience in subjectivity/objectivity and individual/collective aspects. Learning about LE in culture, language and decolonization was new for me and I am intrigued to understand more about them now. I am grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the session and I highly recommend it for people having experience with, working or are interested in mental health.
Shravan Raghav
Feb 2024
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