What has been happening to the Palestinians and what they have done in reaction are completely understandable
It is time to contemplate the future and likely development of psychotherapy in Pakistan
In times of political chaos and uncertainty, the mental health of an ordinary person remains at risk
An intellectual is one who can speak the truth to the power centre and should be able to stand sane and with the truth and refuse to take sides
The practice of ‘othering’ political opponents is not a new one
The lynching incident in Khanewal district is the second in 10 weeks after Sialkot. A reflection on the disturbing pattern of mob lynchings that is...
In a society craving psychological support, psychologists ask for support to get a council of their own
A toughened addiction to screens is more likely if a human relationship is in jeopardy
It will take years for the realisation of Dr Akhter Ahsen’s model of psychotherapy to fully take root
On Fanon’s sixtieth death anniversary, a look at his work on colonialism and how it applies to our context
